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The plash of a light oar was heard;- aboattouched the vessel.
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The constant plash of falling fruit showed that birds were feeding overhead.
3
That putty-white countenance had a crimson plash on it ere it vanished.
4
The plash and murmur of the waves around the island were soothingly audible.
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The gentle plash of the waterfall at his right hand accentuated the stillness.
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She recommends planting espalier or pleached trees in front of fences, which provide a privacy screen.
2
It was hedged with thickly pleached bushes, and covered with liquid water on the top of semi-liquid mud.
3
"Hedges even pleached" were always a symbol of prosperity, care, and order.
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"We hea' all same Miste' Stah King pleach-em 'bout Ablaham Lincoln."
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In such open spaces inner gardens were exposed and almond trees tossed their crowns of white bloom over pleached arbors of old grape-vines.
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For example, the walled garden, which was laid out in 2000 by Tom Stuart-Smith, contains beech tunnels, topiary yews and pleached lime squares.
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In the long-past three months of happiness, Jem had described them all to her-therooms, gardens, pleached walks, pictures, the very furniture itself.
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The garden alleys were deserted, the pleached walks dark as subterranean passages, with the wet gleam of statues starting spectrally out of the blackness.
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Hedges, overgrown, 205; "pleaching," 59.