The roadway was littered with branches and the crimson leaves of the flamboyants.

The year died slowly, amid the pomp of crimson leaves and bronzed bracken.

Also a vase filled with the crimson leaves of autumn.

She bent aside one of the crimson leaves, and she saw a little brown neck.

The Glen brook bore down a freight of gold and crimson leaves, like fairy shallops.

I'd like it to be Indian Summer, with gold and crimson leaves falling all through the woods.

The meadow is embroidered in autumn flowers, the trees brilliant with crimson leaves, the Pool a mirror.

One of the men, who was cutting a scrub-oak, had carried to her a handful of crimson leaves.

She would make wreaths of crimson leaves for his bald head, and exhibit him grinning like a weak-eyed Bacchus.

The shadows flickered across her face and dress, and in her hand she bore a basket with crimson leaves and the like.

Silvery bark and crimson leaves formed an aura about her canopy so that the shimmer of her foliage suggested feathers and silk.

He praised the pine-woods, the deep lasts of bracken, the crimson leaves that spotted the hurt-bushes, the serviceable beauty of the turnpike road.

He slashed right and left as the fallen banner was ripped apart, the thousand ragged pieces swirling away like crimson leaves in a stormwind.

October came at length with its cheery days and frosty nights, its glory of crimson leaves and its golden harvest of pumpkins and ripened corn.

Saying this, Rikiu stepped into the garden, shook a tree and scattered over the garden gold and crimson leaves, scraps of the brocade of autumn!