31 adjectives to describe grows

R565511. Watch the kitten grow.

In this letter he very gratefully acknowledges the favor he received in England; and, in answer to some things desired of him when here, says that he has been in the country where the tree producing the gum-Arabic grows, and can assist the English in that trade.

She wished to sit down on the poor man's grave, where the bitter fern grows; but there was no peace nor rest for her.

"Many a time your brother and I fished for hours together from that bank there, just where the bramble grows.

In London's variegated streets The eye, whatever pleases, meets; For like another Street, I know, Those Streets each day more charming grow.

How different is my fate, from theirs, whose fame From conquest grows!

In beauty faults conspicuous grow; The smallest speck is seen on snow.

This is a very difficult time at best to the type of boy from which a criminal grows; he meets it without preparation or instruction.

But as his steps more and more feeble grow, She feels her strength and courage rise amain.

She wished to sit down on the poor man's grave, where the bitter fern grows; but there was no peace nor rest for her.

But now the mystic tale, that pleas'd of yore, Can charm an understanding age no more; The long spun allegories, fulsome grow, While the dull moral lyes too plain below.

Now as along the sultry waste they move, The keenest pang of raging thirst they prove: No cooling fruit its grateful juice distils, 125 Nor flows one balmy drop from crystal rills; For nature sickens in th' oppressive beam, That shrinks the vernal bud, and dries the stream; While horror, as his giant stature grows, O'er the drear void his spreading shadow throws.

Hair that is golden grows olden, Hopes that are golden decay; Suns that are bright, and embolden The tourist to go on his way, Leaving his gingham tight folden, Turn to a drizzling grey.

Some faults, though small, intolerable grow.

Some watchers on the hill Wide-eyed await the dawn; Some workers in the mill Wearying are toiling on; Clocks chime, and the night goes Slowly it lighter grows.

Below all appears beautiful, luxurious, and new; but above the signs of decrepitude appear, and the broad wastes stretch where little grows except the bayaonde, (Mimosa urens,) with its long murderous spines and ugly pods.

"Far on the prairies of the West, A lovely floweret grows; With glowing pen, each traveller oft Describes the Prairie Rose.

Heaven blesses still with gifts divine The hundred scions of his line; And all the officers of Chow From age to age more lustrous grow.

I am going to let the tangle in the orchard grow at its own sweet willthat is, I am going to as far as Amelie allows me.

Just at the entrance of the fields below, Thou shalt behold a tall black poplar grow; Safe in its hollow trunk I will attend, And seize thy spirit when thou dost descend.

So bland is fair Britannia's genial clime, So liberal her all-protecting Laws, So generous the spirit of her Sons, So fond, so chaste, her Daughters virtuous love, That human offspring still redundant grows, And free-born Britons must contend for life.

Fitfully assailing it A wind from heaven blows, Shivering and paling it To blankness of the snows; While, incessant in renewal, The Arch rekindled grows, Till again the gem and jewel Whirl in blinding overthrows

The long finger-like projections of corium into epidermis are sections of the long papillæ from which the horn-tubes of the sole grow.

The soft cloudy convoys are stretched forth below, Tattered by thronging mad torrents descending; Beneath them the naked rocks downward are bending, Still deeper, the wild shrubs and sparse herbage grow; But yonder the forests stand verdant in flora And birds are a'twitter in choiring chorus.

My Worthy Friend, I question not but you, and the rest of my Acquaintance, wonder that I, who have lived in the Smoak and Gallantries of the Town for thirty Years together, should all on a sudden grow fond of a Country Life. Had not my Dog [of a ] Steward run away as he did, without making up his Accounts, I had still been immersed in Sin and Sea-Coal.

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