But there was a strange magic in the fragrance of the room, like the piny tang outdoors, and in the feel of the bed, and especially in the low, dreamy hum and murmur of the waterfall.
The evening was most beautiful; the horned moon hung in the light of sunset that threw a glow of unusual depth of redness above the piny mountains and the dark deep valleys which they included.
From the summit of one of the hills we see the whole expanse of the valley filled with a white, undulating mist, over which the piny hills pierced like islands.
I dwelt with rapture on thepiny hills of Phrygia, on the gorges of Taurus, on the beechen solitudes of Olympus.
Out of these woods, we passed into a lonely plain, inclosed by piny hills that brightened in the thin, pure ether.
The piny knoll was steep and rocky and only two adventurous boys would ever have reached the top.
The sky was blue as the summer sea, 25 The depths were cloudless overhead, The air was calm as it could be, There was no sight or sound of dread, But that black Anchor floating still Over the piny eastern hill.
The clouds, which rolled fleecy and white in piles and crenulated bastions of cumulus, lighted the eyes of the man and maid as they went onward upon the crisping piny carpet of fallen fir-needles.
The indigo grey of the sky was receding, and tinging towards the east with an imperceptibly graded lavender which merged behind the long shaggy outline of the piny ridge into a wash of pale lemon yellow.
Captain Joplin returned to the paternal mansion in the Piny Woods, to exhibit the beginning of the third generation, in the person of young Buckeye Joplin.
One of the tributaries to Rock Creek within this limit is called Piny Branch.
These comprise most of the April flowers, and may be found in great profusion in the Rock Creek and Piny Branch region.
On the 1st of May I go to the Rock Creek orPiny Branch region to hear the wood-thrush.
But the idea still didn't go with the warm sun and the blue sky and the piny scent of the trees.
Templin could smell the piny scent of the woods and feel the warmth of soft sunlight that lanced through the blinds.
Farewell to the lovely clime Where the sunny valleys smile in light, And the piny mountains climb!
And through the pinyforest still, And down the open moorland Round where the sea beats mistily And blindly on the foreland; And let them chant that hymn I know, Bearing me soft, bearing me slow, To the ancient hall of Courland.
Piny Crest Court is the name I've given to the site.
And there's no deception about her being a fine case forPiny Crest.
I came in to tell you about my new enterprise, Piny Crest Court," says she.
Now I remembered that I had been smelling that pinysmoke all day, and I laid it to the two camp-fires, but I must have been mistaken.
UNDER THE DARK AND PINY STEEP" Under the dark and piny steep We watched the storm crash by: We saw the bright brand leap and leap Out of the shattered sky.
At a good pace they passed up into the scrub pines of the sand hills, and turned westward, where, in the dull sky, the restful stars were beginning to show, just as Miles had seen them come out above the piny hills of Plymouth.
By then they came from among the leafless trees of the level land to a thick piny growth at the base of a tall hill, that blocked off sight of the ocean.
I tested the piny woods of Georgia thoroughly years ago.
Just how these gentle hosts managed to impart this impression, Helen and Miss Tewksbury would have found it hard to explain; but they discovered that the art of entertaining was not a lost art even in the piny woods.
From Richmond they were to go to Atlanta, and from Atlanta to Azalia, the little piny woods village which Dr.
Now my eye roved over the piny hills and dales as over fields of waving grain, and felt the light running in ripples across the valleys from ridge to ridge, as the shining foliage was stirred by the waves of air.
These winds had come all the way from the sea, over beds of flowers in the mountain meadows of the Sierras; then across the plains and up the foot-hills and into the piny woods "with all the varied incense gathered by the way.
Ruined castles hanging on the precipices of piny mountains; the impetuous Arve, and cottages every here and there peeping forth from among the trees, formed a scene of singular beauty.
He reached the "Piny Woods" timber on the outskirts of the town.
Ruined castles hanging on the precipices of piny mountains, the impetuous Arve, and cottages every here and there peeping forth from among the trees formed a scene of singular beauty.
