" He turned to go, and had taken a few steps through the pinewood when suddenly he started and stood still.

It was reached by a strong pinewood ladder, with a small platform half way up as a resting-place.

And beyond, more pinewoods on the northern ridge, and beyond, more mountains, one snowy range behind another, up to the horizon.

Rome grew upon me, rapidly and ceaselessly, during the few days that I spent there, and sent me back to the mountains, clothed with their pinewoods and their graves of much brave youth, uplifted in heart and purified in spirit.

Having reached the rear of the castle hill, they hurried up the incline and into the pinewoods, where the trees stood extremely close together.

A Northern pinewood once we knew, My dear, when younger by some lustres, Where little painted crossbills flew And pecked among the fir-cone clusters; They hobnobbed and sidled In coats all aflame, While young Autumn idled,

He smelt again the long stone corridors, the hot pinewood rooms, where the sultry hours of summer study were passed with bees droning through open windows in the sunshine, and German characters struggling in the mind with dreams of English lawnsand then the sudden awful cry of the master in German "Harris, stand up!

Nothing was audible but that faint, ghostly singing which is inseparable from a pinewood even on the stillest daya low, searching sound, as though the wind had hair and trailed it o'er the world.

A ball made of pinewood chips and straw, packed into a covering of canvas, was brought on to the roof and saturated with kerosene oil.

Pinewoods rely on their undergrowthbracken and whortleberry and occasional bushesfor their spring illuminations, and the whitebeam shone as bright in that wood as a lamp in the dark.

The pinewood fire flashes fitfully on a masterpiece of Vereschágin's, which stands on an easel by the hearth, and the massive gold "ikon," [A] encrusted with diamonds and precious stones, in the corner.

From this point a splendid view of the river valley, with its steep precipices, overhanging pinewoods intermingled with trees of less sombre hue, and the bright course of the river, may be obtained.

From its tiny bubbling entry into the world among the pinewood gardens of Donaueschingen, until this moment when it began to play the great river-game of losing itself among the deserted swamps, unobserved, unrestrained, it had seemed to us like following the grown of some living creature.

Patey of the pinewoods.

Patey of the pinewoods.

One of them was invisible, hidden by a partition which could, however, be lowered by a spring so as to permit fresh air to circulate around this pinewood box and to penetrate into it.

The man bowed and deposited the buckler on the pinewood floor of the dining room.