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The elmwood doors were shut to us, but the altar outside, cut in living rock, was illuminated.
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It was panelled in cream-painted elmwood.
3
Burkhead was still in charge of Elmwood and agreed to meet us.
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It was on the south side of Elmwood Street, a quiet neighborhood.
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At Elmwood we saw the efforts the people had made to preserve them.
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It was found that it came in elm burl shipments from Europe.
2
The men climbed in At the east corner where the elm-tree is.
3
The night was breathless; not a leaf of the elm trees quivered.
4
It is a fireman mounting the great elm-tree in the madhouse yard.
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The ramification of the elm has the largest branch at the top.
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A noise came from behind the nearby elm tree: a heavy thump.
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Here and there rose ancient elm-trees and grass grew in the roadway.
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The dagger hidden in the elm-tree was found by the detective later.
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The European elm is not unlike our beech in form and outline.
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From the elm-trees swung the little pendent blossoms that precede the leaves.
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It was an austere landscape, grave with elm and ash and pine.
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At the north end of the long, elm-shaded avenue stands the chapel.
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And soon he had risen to the top of the tall elm.
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While Bill leaned Silver carefully against an elm, Richie surveyed the house.
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The Pitkin elm was noted among the great trees of New England.
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Already the upper branches of the elm trees are blotted with nests.
