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The streets of Ottawa are very quiet, and shaded with trees.
2
These canals were shaded with trees, crossed by a hundred and forty-five bridges.
3
The walk is shaded with trees, and seats stand at intervals all along it.
4
The gardens were laid in walks shaded with trees, and were well watered from large tanks.
5
The road was the same on both sides of the county divide: narrow and shaded with trees.
6
Turning a wooded curve, they came upon a grassy nook by a pebbly stream shaded with trees.
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The site was lovely, shaded with trees of various bushy Mediterranean inclinations that took being leafy and green quite seriously.
8
That was a town with people moving briskly about it, and long streets could be seen, where pleasant houses were shaded with trees.
9
Here is also a spacious cours, or walk shaded with trees, to which in the evening there is a great resort of well-dressed people.
10
It was shaded with trees, which overhung the paths, and the basin, and the various channels of water which flowed from it and around it.
11
Its houses are well built; its streets are long, straight, and shaded with trees; but the city was now desolate, blockaded, and under military law.
12
She saw that she was driving along a road which was shaded with trees on both sides; but more than this she could not see.
13
The roads are all shaded with trees, and if I could get at a desk for a short time I would write a better letter.
14
Both sides of the road are shaded with trees of almost a century's growth; for this "Alameda" was planted by the Jesuit Fathers in 1799.