Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: June 5, 2025
It was still light outside, and the reflection of the setting sun lay still on the branches of the linden-trees before the windows, but the room was already filled with twilight, and the sideboard, the clock and the cupboard seemed to have grown in size.
And from La Grenadiere you behold three valleys of Touraine and the cathedral towers aloft in air like a bit of filigree work. How can one pay for such treasures? Could one ever pay for the health recovered there under the linden-trees? She saw La Grenadiere and took it. Perhaps the distance from the town was an inducement to live there.
The bridge was an eighteenth-century bridge, with a foaming weir on the left, and on the right there was a sentimental walk under linden-trees, and there were usually some boys seated on the parapet fishing. He would have liked to stop the car, so remote did the ruined mills seem so like things of long ago that time had mercifully weaned from the stress and struggle of life.
"She says, moreover, that the American ladies sit with their feet out of the window, and have no pocket-handkerchiefs." "Excellent!" They crossed the market-place and went up beneath the grand terrace into the court-yard of the castle. "Let us go up and sit under the great linden-trees, that grow on the summit of the Rent Tower," said Flemming.
Fain would I have taken also Jorian and Boris, but on this occasion the fewer the safer. For to enter Thorn was to go with lighted matches into a powder-magazine. The rushes in the river rustled dry and cold along the brink. The leaves of the linden-trees chuckled overhead, rubbing their palms together spitefully.
The love of man and woman shall be like two linden-trees which grow separately side by side, their tops only forming a single indistinguishable dome; but if one trunk leans upon the other, they will wound each other in the storm and will become crippled.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking