linden

• First and best was the basswood (linden): then came maple, beech, birch and hemlock. —  Woodcraft
• [Greek text omitted Such an evening it was, while Matilda presided O'er the rustic arrangements thus daily provided With the Duke, and a small German Prince with a thick head And an old Russian Countess both witty and wicked And two Austrian Colonels,--that Alfred, who yet Was lounging alone with his last cigarette Saw Lucile de Nevers by herself pacing slow Neath the shade of the cool linden-trees to and fro And joining her, cried, "Thank the good stars, we meet I have so much to say to you Yes with her sweet Serene voice, she replied to him Yes? —  Lucile
• And before she could modify her speech he had answered, impetuously: "Never, until you send me away A mottled thrush on the top of the linden-tree surveyed the scene curiously. —  Lorraine A romance
• The combined effects of all these causes was to make this a spot devoted to billing and cooing Farther up the stream the rock walls grew lower and parted wider, islanding a rich bottom of lush grass-plot, alternating with groves of walnut, linden, and elm. —  Aladdin ; Co. A Romance of Yankee Magic
• From the acorn is developed the oak, never the pine or the linden. —  The American Republic : constitution, tendencies and destiny

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