-
except for 'a few
which happen'd to be housed', and 'in a very few deep…and
turfy moulded gardens where some,
perhaps enough for seed for the same ground...
-
cercidascus C.B.Clarke
Carex cercostachys Franch.
Carex cespitosa L. –
turfy sedge Carex ×
cetica Rech.
Carex ceylanica Boeckeler Carex chalciolepis...
-
urchins will then have to
shift into
foraging for
other resources, such as "
turfy"
algal species. An area of the
subtidal where the po****tion
growth of sea...
- Bay and
Polzeath where he
often walked. It begins: I know so well this
turfy mile,
These clumps of sea-pink
withered brown, The
breezy cliff, the awkward...
-
novel she says: [...] near a
plantation a
little off the roadside, upon a
turfy bank, I
found the
semblance of a rude grave. It was a
narrow ridge, raised...
-
which have been
recorded for
Protea caespitosa are dual-leaf
protea and
turfy erodendrum, or, in the
Afrikaans language, biskopsuikerbos.[citation needed]...
- once
fainted in the God's Acre of the peace-loving Friends, and
under the
turfy spot on
which she fell lie her remains'. Cruickshanks,
Eveline (2004). "Jane...
-
architecture dating back to the 13th century,
built of
field stone and
turfy ore 13th-century
Palace 17th-century
Manor house In the
eastern part of...
- of the Mo river... The
meadow here is a
quarter of a mile broad, and its
turfy terraces,
sprinkled with the
frosted remains of last year’s wild-flowers...
- been the castle's
coach stable. 'Cespititious' in the
above quote means '
turfy' or 'gr****-covered', from the
Latin 'caespes'
meaning 'turf'.
Hodgson copying...
