When it sank into the western woods the bobbing dot was still shooting forward.

The sun was poised upon the western woods, and resembled a huge bloodshot eye.

These western woods suggest a different kind of ballad.

The evening star had risen and was shining with white fire above the western woods.

A red flare shot up into the sky from the western woods and exploded over the cornfield.

According to summer time it was about seven o'clock, and the sun was still sailing clear above the western woods.

The shafts of sunlight had vanished when the last thin slice of the sun was swallowed beneath the western woods.

Far into the dark quiet hours they floated on, guiding their boats under the overhanging shadows of the western woods.

But here Dick was mistaken; there seemed no interruption of, no encroachment upon this sylvan tract, as in his western woods.

Upon being closely pursued she would generally fly to the western woods, and return the next winter with another litter of whelps.

Most of our battles against the Indians of the western woods, whether won or lost, were fought by superior numbers on our side.

It occasionally rises like a mad prophetic dream in me, that I might end in the Western Woods!

Grave-faced Abraham Lincoln moves out of the background of Western woods into the sunrise glow of Liberty's brightest day.

He is cutting down the Western Woods of Time; presently poetry will come there and make a city and gardens.

The same committee acted as almoners at the time of Chicago's great fire, and also when the Western woods fires caused such suffering.

"In the western woods, beyond the bog."