Spanish
carya 1
They sat down at last at the foot of a hickory tree.
2
Mrs. Squirrel's house was in a hollow limb of a hickory tree.
3
Every time I climb a hickory tree, I think of Jim Black.
4
She found herself awake, heart pounding, beneath the great hickory tree.
5
That may account for the slow growth of a grafted Hales hickory tree.
1
The hickory is one of the most valuable of North American nuts.
2
The river, the lane, the tall hickory knew her again and again.
3
This hickory is growing in the Kellogg plantings at Battle Creek, Mich.
4
The oaks and hickory trees bore an abundance of nuts for them.
5
Upon the hearth had been thrown an armful of hickory and pine.
6
The ax was eight inches wide and had a crooked hickory handle.
7
The ash shortage is even more serious than that of hickory timber.
8
They sat down at last at the foot of a hickory tree.
9
These have been top worked to many of the leading hickory varieties.
10
Finally she turned in a by-road, leading between two rich hickory groves.
11
A thin, peering woman in a hickory-dyed wool dress moved forward obsequiously.
12
There were chairs and a table of bent saplings and hickory withes.
13
For example, Mr. Silvis favors the hickory over all other nut trees.
14
He was as hard and nearly as springy as a hickory sapling.
15
Just at sunrise they reached a ridge covered with hickory and pecan-trees.
16
On investigation, I found that it was this little hickory bark borer.
