It winds in and out for the most part, ribbon-like, through thick coppice of chestnut and birch.

The spot towards which they were hurrying was separated from the rest of the grounds by a thick coppice.

From the plain we entered a wood of blue-gum, in which reeds, grass, and brush formed a thick coppice.

They swung round a corner of the house and dropped down into a thick coppice of birch, sycamore, and rowan trees.

And still he pressed heedlessly on farther and farther, till, after a while, he found himself thrusting through a thick coppice of willow boughs.

On the south side of the river the flats were more extended; thick coppices, and tracts of barren land, were also observed on that side.