acacia-trees

His eyes caught movement down there beyond the lawn, under the trellis of rambler roses and young acacia-trees, where the moonlight fell.

To Let 2004

We passed through valleys of firm sand, between irregular chains of low hills, where some shrubs and stunted acacia-trees grow.

Travels in Arabia 2003

Some Bedouins of Beni Salem, to which tribe the inhabitants of Djedeyde also belong, pastured their flocks here: they were chiefly occupied in collecting food for their camels from the acacia-trees; for this purpose, they spread a straw mat under the tree, and beat its boughs with long sticks, when the youngest and freshest leaves, from the extremities of the twigs, fall down: these are esteemed the best food for camels.

Travels in Arabia 2003

We passed through valleys of firm sand, between irregular chains of low hills, where some shrubs and stunted acacia-trees grow.

Travels in Arabia 2003

He built two huts with boughs of acacia-trees, one for his friend, the other for himself; and continued to nurse him, and solicit alms for his benefit from passing travellers, until he recovered.

Travels in Arabia 2003

Hadj road, on which we travelled, rises gently between hills, through valleys full of acacia-trees, in a direction N. 40 W.

Travels in Arabia 2003

Zogág, a narrow valley of gentle ascent, full of loose stones, and overgrown with acacia-trees.

Travels in Arabia 2003

After a ride of ten hours from Beder, we encamped at the break of day in a part of the plain, where low acacia-trees grow, called adheyba.

Travels in Arabia 2003

It looked rather like a rhinoceros feeding among the acacia-trees.

Southern Arabia Mabel Bent

Water-birds and water-plants were here to be found in abundance, and the hill slopes around were decked with fine sycamores and acacia-trees, amongst the branches of which sweet white jessamine, several species of convolvulus, and other creepers climbed.

Southern Arabia Mabel Bent