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Hereafter you will live in the swamps, among the willows and young birch.
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On the lower levels we saw thickets of young birch, hemlock and willows.
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How they do grow, to be sure, like young birch trees.
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Nataline grew up like a young birch tree-stately and strong, good to look at.
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She had already the woman's trick of washing her hair in the young birch brewings.
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There was a young birch tree against the wall.
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Father Beaver gnawed a strip of bark from a young birch tree before he answered.
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It was something slim and white, that swayed in the dim light like a young birch.
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Anne paused to throw her arm about a slim young birch and kiss its cream-white trunk.
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As the copse became sparser, and the pines were interspersed with young birch-trees, Meliton saw a herd.
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She leaned against a slim white bole of a young birch behind her and looked at him wretchedly.
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Their legs, bare and sunburnt, seemed white in the green grass, like young birch-saplings growing out of the earth.
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And there by the side of the way they had seen a young birch that had been cut down.
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They were calling among the young birch buds as I left them, busy and sociable together, hunting their supper.
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A long avenue, straight as a ruler, strewn with yellow sand and bordered with young birch-trees, met his eyes.
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He was tall, light, nimble and flexible as a young birch, as he swayed in and out leading the excited Bobbie.
