pathside

Kincaid recognized the plant from the rambles of his Cheshire boyhood—speedwell, the gentian-blue flowers along the pathside that were said to “speed you well” upon your journey.

Leave the Grave Green Deborah Crombie 1995

After topping several sandy dunes, they stopped by the pathside in the shade of a mixed forest of beach umbrella trees, bagpipe bushes, clove trees, and ladyfinger and palm trees.

The Color of Her Panties Anthony, Piers 1992

After topping several sandy dunes, they stopped by the pathside in the shade of a mixed forest of beach umbrella trees, bagpipe bushes, clove trees, and ladyfinger and palm trees.

The Color of Her Panties Anthony, Piers 1992

On the way across the meadow, where myriads of grasshoppers darted with a whirring noise beneath the leaves of coarse mullein plants or the slender, unopened pods of milkweed, the puppy made sudden desperate skirmishes into the tangled pathside, pointing ineffectually at the heavy-legged insects, his red tongue lolling and his short tail wagging.

The Voice of the People Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow 1909

He crawled to the pathside, filled his little hands with leaves, and held them up towards his sire; and they could hear the King say:

Privy Seal His Last Venture Ford Madox Ford 1906

We were at this time riding in a bridle -- road, to which the worst sheep paths in Westmoreland would have been a railway, with our horses every now and then stumbling and coming down on their noses on the deep red earth, while we as often stood a chance of being pitched bodily against some tree on the pathside.

Tom Cringle's Log Michael Scott 1812

PARCHED joggers could soon be quenching their thirst from pathside fountains in the Capital's parks in the latest bid to get couch potatoes off the sofa and out pounding

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