1
As a rule we repose, after luncheon, on a certain wooded knoll.
2
They lived alone in a heavy house on a wooded knoll.
3
Sara Wrandall's house in the country stood on a wooded knoll overlooking the Sound.
4
It was near evening, and we came to the top of a wooded knoll.
5
Fronting its high wooded knoll, on the way to Germany, are three more hills.
6
Ahead, the way was blocked by Hill 28, a thinly wooded knoll on the coast.
7
Crusoe replied by a short, uncertain bark, and then bounding forward, disappeared behind a little wooded knoll.
8
In the afternoon Ricketts moved far to the right, and seized a wooded knoll commanding Ramseur's position on Fisher's Hill.
9
On the western shore of the wide, wind-ruffled sheet of water, on a wooded knoll, glimmered the lights of the village.
10
The prints of Willie's shoes were traced some distance on this path, but disappeared at a wooded knoll not far off.
11
There was a famous artist's painting of a storm passing over the wooded knoll that now was John Knight's favorite retreat.
12
Once out of the forest a wide plain lay between him and the wooded knoll which marked the glade of Beautiful Spring.
13
I can shut my eyes now, and can see this place our dear little wooded knoll wasted and blackened as that was.
14
The parish church of Crathie, a little, plain, white building, well situated on a green, wooded knoll, looks across the Dee to Balmoral.
15
Beyond a wooded knoll, plain to the view, was a lake, and in the wood skirting the water would be a suitable camping ground.
16
They took her to the summit of a deeply- wooded knoll, about half a mile south-east of the cabin, and laid her beside the Sparrows.
