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Meanings of palmetto leaves in English
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Usage of palmetto leaves in English
1
Thank you, I did, and standing beside that wonderful shack, made of palmetto leaves.
2
She ran along the horse-track for perhaps a rod, and then disappeared among the palmetto leaves.
3
Their villages were clusters of large dome-shaped huts, framed with poles and thatched with palmetto leaves.
4
After a minute he looked out again, but saw nothing save the blades of palmetto leaves etched against the moonlit sky.
5
Mary and the two little ones rode in the cart, upon a soft seat made of palmetto leaves and Spanish moss.
6
It is generally, however, chosen under the sheltering roof on the elevated platform, or, when made in the lodge, on palmetto leaves.
7
Withered palmetto leaves and leaf-stalks litter the ground, and of course, being in Florida, there is no lack of orange-peel lying about.
8
The houses are mostly open at the sides, and thatched with palmetto leaves; but some are enclosed, and all are neat and clean.
9
Her seat is a piece of matting, but the principal covering for the floor of trodden mud is a layer of palmetto leaves.
10
Then he found the remains of yesterday's breakfast, which he had hidden between two palmetto leaves, and placed it also in the boat.
11
The fire was now leaping madly up as the tinder-like dried palmetto leaves and stalks caught, so that every one could easily see.
12
These were a sort of dug-out with small decks in the bow and in the stern, and with low roofs of palmetto leaves amidships.
13
I send you the ' Palmetto Leaves' and my parting love.
14
Each Family had a Bower of Palmetto Leaves finished upon the back Street in their own Lands.
15
The whole appeared something like a Camp; for the Bowers looked like Tents, only being larger and covered with Palmetto Leaves.
16
I hope you read my ' Palmetto Leaves,' for then you will see all about us.... Our home is like a martin-box....