They made the hay in the river meadow, and carried it themselves.

Icon was led in state from the courtyard, down into the river meadow.

That, with a large river meadow and some fertile upland fields, made up the farm.

He had ridden in on Shulamite, from the heights above the town, whence he had watched the Prioress ride in the river meadow.

She had seen him several times throw away the end of his cigar as he sprang from his boat by the river meadow.

The second is that, in order to regain the usual equipoise of your mental attitude, you ride to-day, for an hour, in the river meadow.

The river meadows blend with broad, lonely fields.

No sound except the cooing of doves, and the note of a distant cuckoo from the river meadows.

Along the river meadows he could hear the cows munching and see their dusky forms moving through a thin mist.

She took Doris up the old steep stairs and into the low-ceiled room with the lattice window that looked over the river meadows.

A gentle breeze had begun to tickle their summits, and brought the smell of the mown grass across from the elm-dotted river meadows.

Yet if these broad river meadows grew factories instead of corn, they might perhaps lack another harvest, of which the poet's thought is the sickle.