| Everything bloomed at once... the meadows, white lilacs, cherry trees... apple trees, which lost their stipple of pink... the short-lived iris, so glowing and grave... the hawthorn... dressing a copse with its dense corsage. | |
| Haden says the Kiowa got a copse of spruce. | |
| I could hunt you down, bury you in that copse over there and nobody would be the wiser. | |
| I ran down the other side of that copse there, came in through the gate there, and met him here, as if totally by chance, and we chatted easily. | |
| I saw what I thought was a large man come out of a copse of birch trees. | |
| Everything bloomed at once... the meadows, white lilacs, cherry trees... apple trees, which lost their stipple of pink... the short-lived iris, so glowing and grave... the hawthorn... dressing a copse with its dense corsage. | |
| Haden says the Kiowa got a copse of spruce. | |
| I could hunt you down, bury you in that copse over there and nobody would be the wiser. | |
| I ran down the other side of that copse there, came in through the gate there, and met him here, as if totally by chance, and we chatted easily. | |
| I saw what I thought was a large man come out of a copse of birch trees. | |
| Before we leap to the most severe conclusion, I suggest we scour all likely woods and copses. | |
| Four or five of them were scattered over the slopes of these highlands, each one at the very end of a cart-track, among copses of white oaks. | |
| Before we leap to the most severe conclusion, I suggest we scour all likely woods and copses. | |
| Four or five of them were scattered over the slopes of these highlands, each one at the very end of a cart-track, among copses of white oaks. | |
| Laying hedges, copsing. | |
| Laying hedges, copsing. | |
