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Meanings of old elm in English
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Usage of old elm in English
1
The fringed arms of the old elm waved her a gentle welcome.
2
Angus stepped toward the great old elm and leaned heavily against its trunk.
3
Not for old elm trees, as this is quite a habit with them.
4
But here still stands that great old elm, a nation's shrine.
5
The front piece is in grass, with a dear old elm in the corner.'
6
Hear the poor old elm creak and groan, and hear the icicles rattling down.
7
They stood at a distance, hiding behind the trunk of an old elm tree.
8
People whispering on the sidewalk under the old elm trees.
9
And all the branches of the conservative old elm above them seemed to be quivering with indignation.
10
Among the venerable relics of Newbury few are better known and more prized than the old elm.
11
There was an old elm-tree in Boston, standing near the corner of Essex Street, opposite Boylston Market.
12
Amid a joyous tumult, they swept over the terrace-like plain and broke ranks around the old elm.
13
Then a hollow sound was heard, and a ball broke a main branch of the old elm.
14
He aimed for a broken-down old elm.
15
She would sit on the highest root of the old elm, and he would lie at her feet.
16
She understood but too well why Peter had wished to die in that lane overshadowed by old elm-trees.
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