Meanings of slender sapling in English

The acorn planted in the deep forest shoots up a weak, slender sapling.

As to the rod, it can be cut from any slender sapling on the shore.

They selected a slender sapling and cut it down with a hunting knife Shep carried.

Amanda stopped and leaned against a slender sapling.

The acorn planted in the deep forest, on the other hand, shoots up a weak, slender sapling.

Near by grew a slender sapling, and he clutched at this and held on tenaciously while the bullets went whizzing by.

This was an easy matter, for directly in front of the camp, on the lake front, grew a tall and slender sapling.

In the arms of the biggest and most virile trees, many slender sapling shapes, storm-broken, or tired of facing life alone, lay helplessly.

Myrtle took a knife from her pocket, cut down a long, slender sapling, and coaxed the boat to the side of the bank.

When about half-way up it-holdingon both with tail and feet-theslender sapling began to creak and bend, and show symptoms of breaking.

Over Peter God's door there was nailed a slender sapling, and at the end of that sapling there floated a tattered, windbeaten red rag.

He and Snap took the ax and soon cut down three slender saplings and trimmed them.

Harry, meanwhile, employed himself with the hatchet in getting long slender saplings and canes to cover in the pit.

He looked around for an alternative, and his gaze lit on a fallen tree and slender saplings in the forest.

Over to one side they could see, half a mile away, a place where the trees were still standing-slendersaplings, they seemed, growing densely together.