She now stood within the deep shadow of an old linden.

Gard said good-by, too, to the old linden by his window.

His eye fell on an old linden tree in the middle of the clearing.

The Sharamudoi had a wonderful big old linden tree nearby.

The single-storey, pink-washed house takes its name from an old linden tree stretching across the front lawn.

Three sparrows with little chirpings hopped on the trunk of an old linden tree which had fallen to the ground.

Now, near the king's castle was a large dark forest; and in the forest, under an old linden tree, was a deep well.

The road to the castle towards which the Countess now led Mary, lay through a long and dark walk of tall old linden trees.

At the back of the garden there were fine old lindens.

Over the largest of these, directly opposite the field, the branches of three old lindens spread out.

'In my opinion ther's too much of this 'ere eddication, nowadays,' remarked old Linden.

Of this nature were his reflections as he walked homewards on the evening of the day when old Linden was dismissed.

'It can't never be haltered,' interrupted old Linden.

In those days Copenhagen was girt about with great earthen walls, and there were beautiful walks up there under the old lindens.

'Oh, I don't see that,' roughly interrupted old Linden, who had been listening with evident anger and impatience.

He was more indignant on poor old Linden's account than on his own, and was oppressed by a sense of impotence and shameful degradation.