The Garden is shadowed with trees of a fine growth, standing alone, or in dusky groves and dense entanglements, pervaded by woodland paths; and emerging from these pleasant glooms, we come upon a breadth of sunshine, where the green swardso vividly green that it has a kind of lustre in itis spotted with beds of gemlike flowers.

On this hill the peak is beautifully green, and rises grandly up; it is the highest of all the five hills.

Without warning, the flames of the two candles went low, and then shone with a ghastly green effulgence.

Rain had fallen in the night and the dust was laid, the trees were intensely green.

The fields, lately mown, sloped gently up to a fringe of pines darkly green against the sky.

But now the subject is all alive to me, and my gayer fancy, like the sunbeams, will irradiate it, and turn the solemn deep-green into a brighter verdure.

[Footnote A: The following is Sir William Jones's less literal and more poetic paraphrase of the same selection: "Gay child of Spring, the garden's queen, Yon peach-tree charms the roving sight; Its fragrant leaves how richly green!

There is also another kind of fruit, "sauersop," which also often weighs several pounds, and is green outside and white or pale yellow inside.

Some single trees, wholly bright scarlet, seen against others of their kind still freshly green, or against evergreens, are more memorable than whole groves will be by-and-by.

the great plain had cast aside its robes of monk brown, and had stepped forth in jolly green-o'Lincoln.

From their high place they could see the hills spread out below them,fold after fold as of a great cloak, deeply green, seemingly infinite in expanse, broken only by the blue glint of the Agnes lakes, like two great twin sapphires hidden in the forest.

Belts of dry bent-grass shone like gold and mossy patches glimmered luminously green.

Sunday, March 13th, Seven A.M.This place looks wonderfully green and luxuriant after China.

You know, although I'm a mighty green hand at religious work, I've got to go at it hard.

Through hoar-frosted hedges, deeply crested with white, they rode, emerging by and by on downs, becoming dully green above, as the sun touched them, but white below.

It was one of those pretty, clean, fresh-coloured suburbs only to be found in the west; a few dainty little shops, everything about them bright or glistening, scattered among pleasant little houses with gardens eternally green and all but perennially in bloom; every vista ending in foliage, and in one direction a far glimpse of the Cathedral towers, sending forth their music to fall dreamily upon these quiet roads.

To right and left, and behind, lay the forestthat silent land of the North, illimitable as space, everlastingly green when the snows had melted, shadowy, mysterious, terrible!

The eyelids of the morning are awake; The dews are disappearing from the grass; The sun is o'er the mountains; and the trees, Moveless, are stretching through the blue of heaven, Exuberantly green.

Beyond, in the middle distance, a great highway of sparkling jewels led across the waves to the distant faintly green hills of Staten Island.

Here from the grass that bristled so freshly, so ferociously green, the tree trunks rose black and damp.

20 Still on thy banks, so gaily green, May numerous herds and flocks be seen, And lasses, chanting o'er the pail, And shepherds, piping in the dale, And ancient faith, that knows no guile, And Industry, embrown'd with toil, And hearts resolved, and hands prepared, The blessings they enjoy to guard.

To-night the tide is low, the sea is golden where the shallow waves break upon the sand, and ghostly green in the distance.

Robin knew this directly as a drake, but he had never before seen one with such a gloriously green head, rich chestnut-colored breast, soft gray back, or glistening metallic purple wing spots.

the flowers are bright for thee, The daisy's pearl'd with dew; Go, share them with the honey-bee, Till I return for you, Thy dog and mine with thee shall stay Whilst I the flock am counting," He said, and took his tedious way, The hilly green sward mounting.

The Master requested khat leaves, which were presently brought himdeliciously green and freshin a copper bowl.