Meanings of familiar trees in English

About him were the familiar trees, and placid moonlight silvered the waterfall.

Side by side they rolled out of Portland and saw familiar trees and hills go by.

The shape of the rocky bit of land had changed, and familiar trees had been washed out.

The familiar trees and bushes and flowers of the Orient do not spring here from bare earth.

The old familiar trees, the sward, the birds, these told him of the advancing or receding sun.

The castle walls, and long familiar trees, did not hear the parting sound of our carriage-wheels with regret.

The familiar trees which his own hand had planted, spread their branches as though to welcome his return.

She loved the familiar trees, and the people in those little houses, and she loved the unknown world beyond Denver.

She found a comfort in getting into the open air, into the friendly streets, under the shade of the familiar trees, that surprised her.

On the other hand, there is as yet-apartfrom the Conifers-notrace of the familiar trees and flowers and grasses of the later world.

I wish to take one more look at the old familiar trees, and endeavor to ascertain whether my mother has reached home in safety.

There were, indeed, other birds, plenty of them, singing, nesting, breeding, among the familiar trees, which I had before passed by unheard and unseen.

The tree was bathed in dappled sunlight and surrounded by a dense forest of more familiar trees -oaks, elms, hickories, maples, and the like.

Familiar trees scrolled past the windows, bare limbs raking a close, steely sky.

" Familiar Trees and Their Leaves"-F.