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Meanings of whispering leaves in English
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Usage of whispering leaves in English
1
A delicate, capricious twilight breeze danced inconsequently through languidly whisperingleaves.
2
The moon was high in the heavens, and shone softly through the whisperingleaves.
3
The air vibrates with wordless promises, calls, messages, beckonings; and fairy-tales are told by all the whisperingleaves.
4
She longed for the stillness of the starlit meadow, and the dim lane with its faint perfumes and whisperingleaves.
5
His soul was like a garden full of light, life, perfume, color and the music of singing birds and whisperingleaves.
6
A sudden inspiration, coming maybe from the whisperingleaves, or from the elm, or from the mysterious flickering moonbeams, flashed through me.
7
What a murmur of multitudinous tongues, like the whisperingleaves of a wind-stirred oak, as the scholars con over their various tasks!
8
Every window which glitters in the sunlight seems to greet me with shining eyes, and the whisperingleaves appear to bid me welcome.
9
There was a light wind, and now and then the young trees in the lane were driven into a soft tumult of whisperingleaves.
10
Yet the memory of the greeting remained with him, a thing to be wondered at while he turned the whisperingleaves of his great books.
11
On beds of silken softness you will long for the sleep-song of whisperingleaves above your head, and the smell of a couch of balsam-boughs.
12
Like a tired animal, she gave herself up to the pleasure of physical relaxation, staring at a perfect turquoise sky through the whisperingleaves above.
13
"That's one of our torpilleurs-whatyou call trench-sweepers, "saidthe observer among the whisperingleaves.
14
"Churches should always have soft walks of turf; and lovers," I would fain have added, "should have naught but whisperingleaves about them."