Leyden stood in the midst of broad and fruitful pastures reclaimed from the sea; around were numerous villages, with blooming gardens and richorchards.
2
Where the towns and villages did not engross the shore, the richorchards and vineyards extended down to the very edge of the water.
3
Instead of a narrow glen, as my fancy had pictured, we were in a valley, several miles broad, covered with richorchards and fertile fields.
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If any one pointed out to him richorchards filled with well-grown fruit trees: "We," he would say, "are the agriculture and husbandry of God."
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"We will go this way," said Ralston, and he turned to the left and walked along a mud-walled lane between richorchards heavy with fruit.