1
It is a fireman mounting the great elm-tree in the madhouse yard.
2
The crowning glory in the life of the great elm was at hand.
3
What did the English general do about the great elm in the Revolution?
4
Father and I labored some years in sight of the great elm stump.
5
A great elm tree fell crashing into the railings close by his side.
6
That evening we took our dessert again under the great elm.
7
How must the birds in the nests of the great elm-branches have rejoiced!
8
They sat by a solitary woodside, beneath a great elm tree.
9
Do you recollect how close the great elm-tree boughs come to your window?
10
The Indians met under a great elm tree on the bank of the river.
11
The great elm was riddled, and a host of leaves shot into the air.
12
There the great elm-tree, with its ladder of exposed roots, stretched over the water.
13
Washington took command of the army under a great elm, which is still standing.
14
The great elm swayed its drooping branches over the house as if to protect it.
15
One great elm remains; it seemed to me the largest and oldest tree in the world.
16
About it are great elm trees with birds-themost expensive kind of birds-singingin the branches.
