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Splendidly kept roads pass between avenues of stately maples, that cast a grateful shade athwart the highway, both sides of which are lined with magnificent farms, whose fields and meadows fairly groan beneath their wealth of produce, whose fructiferous orchards arc marvels of productiveness, and whose barns and stables would be veritable palaces to the sod-housed homesteaders on Nebraska's frontier prairies.— Around the World on a Bicycle - Volume 1 From San Francisco to Teheran
Paul's genius was absorbent, fructiferous, prolific of golden dreams.— The Orchard of Tears
Adiantum and fructiferous mosses, and a curious Primuloid plant out of flower, with a curious Clematis.— Journals of Travels in Assam, Burma, Bhootan, Afghanistan and the Neighbouring Countries
You have to find the right business idea for you, then you marry it (build the business) and then you make it fructiferous (generates revenue for you).— MyLinkVault Newest Links
Hibernicus_ (see Fig. 2), of mayhap not smaller proportions than our monarch of the British ferns, _Osmunda regalis_, associated with a peculiar lepidodendron, and what seems to be a lepidostrobus, -- possibly the fructiferous spike or cone of the latter, mingled with carbonaceous stems, which, in the simplicity of their texture, and their abundance, give evidence of a low but not scanty vegetation.— The Testimony of the Rocks or, Geology in Its Bearings on the Two Theologies, Natural and Revealed

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