The three were walking along the gravel slowly, and Sir James, turning aside to whip a shrub, said he had heard something of that sort.
The influence of fresh objects and fresh air, however, was of great use in dissipating these embarrassing associations; and, having reached the ornamental part of the premises, consisting of a walk round two sides of a meadow, on which Henry's genius had begun to act about half a year ago, she was sufficiently recovered to think it prettier than any pleasure-ground she had ever been in before, though there was not a shrub in it higher than the green bench in the corner.
Already she was acquainted with every tree and shrub about the place.
Tea Nineteenth-century Britain somehow contrived to make a national drink of a shrub produced on the other side of the world.
It's an apt name, for this shrub or small tree blooms with brilliant, rose-colored flowers.
Fight Viruses With Elderberry Extract The fruit of the elderberry shrub has a long history of being used for colds and flu.
splendens is a vigorous shrub that can grow to nine feet tall with bright green leaves and three-foot-long scarlet flower spikes.
Then they discussed optics, as they called it, and whether a certain injury to the brain would produce blindness or not, but they could not agree about it, and said they must test it by experiment by and by; and next they discussed plants, and that interested me, because in the summer Sadie and I had planted seeds -- I helped her dig the holes, you know -- and after days and days a little shrub or a flower came up there, and it was a wonder how that could happen; but it did, and I wished I could
