Cover'd

Cover'd over with white favors, like a gentle blushing bride;

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, November 13, 1841 Various

The Buildings are so many and all of marble wth ffine slate on ye Rooffs and at a Little Distance it makes all the houses shew as if they were Cover'd wth snow and Glisters in ye sunn wch adds to their beauty.

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Thence I went for Plymouth 24 long miles, and here the Roades Contract and ye Lanes are exceeding narrow and so Cover'd up you Can see Little about; an army Might be marching undiscover'd by any body, for when you are on those heights that shews a vast Country about you Cannot see one Road.

Through England on a Side Saddle in the Time of William and Mary 1888

You have a most pleasant prospect as you go to it and from it, of valeys Cover'd with woods of great Length, and hills beyond on the other side.

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Just against this is a wall Cover'd over wth Lawrell finely Cutt, and also in ye middle is an arch, and on Either side stone staires ascends it wch terminate in a sort of half pace all Cover'd over wth Lawrell, and this Enters a doore into another Garden through a little garden house.

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Here are also two trees Cover'd with Ivy and thorne Cut smooth and made in ffashion of two great pillars for Hercules pillars.

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Ye house is built all of white stone like the Rough Coarse Marble and Cover'd wth slate.

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Cover'd with box whence its name proceeds, and there is other wood but its all Cutt in Long private walks very shady and pleasant, and this is a great diversion to the Company and would be more ffrequented if nearer Epsom town.

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The Roofe is Cover'd wth slatt wch shines and very much represents Lead, its adorn'd round ye Edges wth stone ffigures and flower potts.

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There is much fine fruite here Sr Charles takeing great delight in his Gardens, I must say I never saw trees so well dress'd and pruned, ye walls so Equally Cover'd as there.

Through England on a Side Saddle in the Time of William and Mary 1888