On the morn the damsel and Fair-hands thanked the knight and took their leave, and rode on their way until they came to a great forest.
So they two departed, and rode into a great forest, and came to an abbey of monks, where they were well lodged.
In sorrow over the evil he had wrought and the disfavour of his king, Balin turned his horse towards a great forest, and there by the armour he was ware of his brother Balan.
Then they rode on their way till they came to a great forest, through which flowed a river, and there was but one passage over it, whereat stood two knights armed to hinder the way.
And all that day he rode in a great forest, and could find no highway, and spent the night in the wood; but the next morning found his road, and came to the abbey of white monks.
And he seeth in a great forest a mighty rain and tempest, and so strong a thunderstorm ariseth in the forest that it seemeth like all the trees should be uprooted.
And he entereth into a great forest adventurous, and rideth the day long until he cometh about evensong into the thick of the forest.
King Arthur goeth on his way and Messire Gawain and Lancelot with him, and they pass through many strange countries, and so enter into a great forest.
And he entereth into a great forest, all armed, his shield at his neck and his spear in his hand.
And for sorrow he might no longer hold him, but turned his horse and looked towards a great forest, and there he was ware, by the arms, of his brother Balan.
So they two departed and rode into a great forest.
And once on a time, having gone out hunting, he dismissed his army, and entered a great forest, with Gomukha as his only companion.
Then that king, delighting in the power of these two, one day went to a great forest to hunt; and there he beheld an enormous and terrible wild boar; like the darkness of the night suddenly condensed into a solid mass in the day time.
As he was cutting off the long-maned [280] heads of lions with his arrows, as it were the chowries that represented the glory of their valour, he entered a great forest.
And near it there is a great forest, and in it a hermit of the name of Mankanaka had made himself a hermitage and performed penance with his heels upwards.
So on the morn they heard their masses in the abbey, and so they rode forth till that they came to a great forest.
So they two departed, and rode into a great forest, and so they came to an abbey of monks, and there were well lodged.
They went on travelling for two days through a great forest, without food or drink, and without coming across a single house, and every night they had to climb up into the trees through fear of the wild beasts that were in the wood.
Once a great forest in which the Dragon lay had been set on fire; the forest was burnt down, but the fire did not do the monster the least harm.
This mountain is very lofty, and covered with a great forest of pine and holly; we rested at the foot of it during a whole day, in a black tent.
Illustration: The aloneness of a great forest] Years ago, I, standing at a level crossing, saw her pass.
Hansel and Grethel Hard by a great forest dwelt a poor wood-cutter with his wife and his two children.
One day he came to a great forest, and when darkness overtook him he could find no shelter, and knew not where to pass the night.
At length he came into a great forest, and found therein the little house whose sign was, "Here all dwell free.
Our Lady's Child Hard by a great forest dwelt a wood-cutter with his wife, who had an only child, a little girl three years old.
But all his sorrowing helped him nothing, and by the time that night fell he found himself deep in the midst of a great forest full of wild beasts, the very thought of which curdled his blood.
But the next day they jogged on together again until by-and-by they came to a great forest.
In his journeying he came to a lonely house at the edge of a great forest, and there night came upon him.
By-and-by they came to a mountain and a great forest of pine-trees.
The windows on the west looked out upon a great forest of tall fir-trees, and at the time of sunset most splendid colours could be seen between the dark, green branches.
Many a long year ago there lived in a great forest a poor herdsman, who had built himself a log cabin in the midst of it, where he dwelt with his wife and his six children, all of whom were boys.
Once she strayed about a whole night in a great forest, and towards the morning she was so tired that she lay down on a bank and slept.
Eastward they rode, and ever eastward, till at length they found themselves in the heart of a great forest.
He walked and walked innumerable miles, until at last he came to a great forest.
Upon the edge of a great forest a woodcutter had built him a cottage, and soon he brought a fair young bride to live in it.
The windows on the west looked out upon a great forest of tall fir trees and at the time of sunset the glorious colors of the sunset sky could be seen between the dark green branches.
He begins by saying that he had gone to sleep in a great forest.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great forest" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
