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Meanings of large maple in English

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Usage of large maple in English
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He stepped back into the shadow of a large maple and listened:
The Red Acorn
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Under a large maple tree, near the tent, a stage for the musicians had been erected.
Proud and Lazy: A Story for Little Folks
3
The number of large maple-trees on an acre is frequently not less than fifty, [Footnote: Dr.
The Earth as Modified by Human Action
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The white smoke rose from the deep hole left by a large maple tree that had been tipped over.
The Name of the Wind
5
I walked toward a picnic table on the outer grassy area of the parking lot under a large maple tree.
The devil's closet
6
He picked a large maple tree on a nearby knoll, close enough to watch but far enough to conceal himself.
Secret of the seventh son
7
A few rods along the brook brought into view a grassy spot under the shade of a large maple tree.
Rod of the Lone Patrol
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With every sense feverishly alert, Thankful, from the secure advantage of a large maple, watched the door of the hut.
Thankful Blossom
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I followed Gloria away from the now empty patio, down the walk to a bench under a large maple tree.
Dangerous Women
10
Overhead the large maple trees reached their glooming branches in a mysterious, impenetrable canopy that rustled softly in the dusky silence.
A Williams Anthology / A Collection of the Verse and Prose of Wi...
11
Should the hosts fail to win by a big margin they will need a large maple leaf to cover their embarrassment.
The Irish Times
12
Bob and Hugh stopped short under a large maple tree whose trunk cast a shadow affording ample protection from a nearby arclight.
Bob Cook and the German Spy
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As he moved along his eyes rested upon a little cottage away to the right, nestling near a grove of large maple trees.
The Fourth Watch
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She has set up under the large maple tree behind Hud, near the barbarian fence, and sits cross-legged on an old blanket, notebook in hand.
Strange Sweet Song
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The island of St. Joseph, which I have mentioned, is covered with large maple trees, and they make a great quantity upon that spot alone.
Diary in America, Series One
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The clearing was surrounded by large maples and evergreens.
Vrin: ten mortal gods
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