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The humans stopped in a copse of rough- trunked trees and dense bushes.
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They escorted her along a dirt path between skinny, gray- trunked trees.
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As MacArthur topped a small rise, he spotted a line of scraggly, yellow- trunked trees.
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These were marked by ribbons of tall, white- trunked trees with grey or blue-grey leaves.
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We rowed past tangles of yellow and gray- trunked trees.
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Large, broad-leafed plants and massive- trunked trees hugged them.
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They were tall, thick, straight- trunked trees, from amongst which the underbrush had been carefully cut away.
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Shortly later, they came within sight of the spring, a green-fringed pond half encircled by pale- trunked trees.
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With a blink, the goddess vanished from that place and reappeared alongside thick- trunked trees above the travelers.
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Off to his left was the sea itself, and a couple of islands in the muddy waters, covered with many- trunked trees.
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They were stout- trunked trees, that never rocked their stems in the fiercest gale, responding to it entirely by crooking their limbs.
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On both sides of the road rose the high trunked trees, and the old pines cut for the widening of the road.
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Here all was noise and movement, the lofty, slender trunked trees swaying back and forth in the wind and clashing their branches together.
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"How familiar these mossy- trunked trees are!"