1
I have a very pleasant home, high up in a large elm tree.
2
By this time the large elm cast a lengthy shadow eastward.
3
I noticed the stump of a very large elm, recently felled.
4
This oak, together with an equally large elm tree, are mentioned by White.
5
There was the large elm Naomi had grazed her shin on... how long ago?
6
He turned Hector down a side street and drew rein under a large elm.
7
He met them under a large elm tree near Philadelphia.
8
The poor girl was sitting on the bank beneath the shade of a large elm tree.
9
Two large elm trees, he wrote, had had nests in their tops for at least 10 years.
10
The first thing that presented itself to Sancho's sight was a whole bullock spitted upon a large elm.
11
Hard by, a large elm cast the gaunt shadow of its leafless limbs on the wall and surrounding snow.
12
There was a very large elm-tree before the door, with steps to climb up, and seats among the branches.
13
He soon came to a large elm tree, which, with its spreading branches, offered a pleasant and grateful shade.
14
There was a large elm just at the edge of the wood, and certainly it was emitting very strange sounds.
15
About sixteen feet is the measurement of a large elm, like that on Boston Common, which all middle-aged people remember.
16
In the course of a walk round the town I noticed a crowd collected under a large elm-tree in the horse-market.
