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Her hat was hidden beneath the cascades of a green willow plume.
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What a view of green willow shoots-allof a sudden:
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The only reason the rod didn't break is because it was supple green willow.
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A green willow plume would make Edna May look sophisticated.
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Quickly he bent green willow sticks, planting both ends of each pole into the earth.
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So might a child threaten a mail-clad knight with a bow of string and green willow!
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Sing all a green willow.
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No one could whittle green willow whistles in the springtime like Tired Tinkham, or fashion bows and arrows with such fascinating skill.
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Before he could command himself, she danced a step or two, with an elfish air, and slipped away through the green willow wall.
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Then they cut it into pieces and it was set up on green willow twigs, stuck in the ground near the fire, to roast.
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Sometimes one would drop into the water and float away like a fairy canoe, with the green willow leaves that fell from the Crying Tree.
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Then she seemed to be swallowed up by the green willows.
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Her only pleasure was to lie amid the green willows near some sparkling stream.
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From a clump of the yellowish green willows that fringed the stream, Follett cut a slender wand.
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His first novel Banks of Green Willow was launched last night at The Dublin Bookshop, on Grafton Street.
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But at length they came to the log, having passed around many green willowed kinks in the Little MacLeod.