stonewood

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noun The broad-leaved tea-tree (which see, under tea-tree). The Australian silver-tree, Tarrietia Argyrodendron, is also sometimes known by this name.

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Subsequent structures utilized a plentiful local tree called stonewood, giving arough-hewn, rustic appearance but lasting for decades without need for further maintenance.

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A small stonewood box with a silver stud for a latch.

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Squirrel could hear them thumping against the thick stonewood walls.

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I thought we could use that stonewood bird as a lure.

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The basket slowed, stopped, and settled almost to touch the stonewood log.

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Ruser took a small stonewood box from an inner pocket.

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They return with stonewood and other talismans, mainly of silver and turquoise.

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The banquet tables were large slabs of wood held up by stonewood trestles.

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He showed a small turquoise set in stonewood dangling from a leather string around his neck.

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