One was that they had found the railway FIRST—on that first, wonderful morning when the house and the country and the moors and rocks and great hills were all new to them.
Glistening, snowy peaks towered over the rolling highland moors of copper-leafed wild azaleas which in May form a sea of flowers.
Old Meg she was a Gipsy, And liv'd upon the Moors Her bed it was the brown heath turf And her house was out of doors.
The moors are round us and the stars above our heads.
(1870) DENMARK is rich in old legends of historical persons, churches, and manors, of hills, of fields, and bottomless moors; sayings from the days of the great plague, from the times of war and peace.
(1858) THE storks relate to their little ones a great many stories, and they are all about moors and reed banks, and suited to their age and capacity.
She never went out of the house,but one day Charlotte brought some heather from the moors for her to look at.
And so Branwell spent more and more time drinking,and taking laudanum,and walking alone on the moors.
She loved to walk by herself on the wild lonely moors, with her dog Keeper running by her side.
Emily and Anne had dogs,and they used to take them for walks on the moors.
In the afternoons,my servant,Tabby,took them for long walks on the moors behind the house.
So I took Maria home across the cold,windy moors to Haworth.
I walked out on the moors behind the house.
Sorrowfully, she stole away from the palace, and walked, the whole day, over fields and moors, till she came to the great forest.
