moosewood
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Origin of moosewood
Example Sentences
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Putting my finger on it, with a little hesitation, I found that it was a piece of dead moosewood which the Indian had cut off in a slanting direction the evening before.
From Canoeing in the wilderness by Thoreau, Henry David
Think how my eyes flashed, and my wife's, as, struggling though a wilderness of moosewood, we came out one afternoon on this front of yellow clay!
From The Brick Moon and Other Stories by Hale, Edward Everett
The alders and moosewood are higher than your head; on every tiny knoll the fir balsams have gained a footing, and creep down, impenetrable, to the edge of the water.
From Fishing with a Worm by Perry, Bliss
Under this head may be classed, in addition to fungi, a number of unrelated plants, including such as: moosewood and dogwood, Fig.
From Wood and Forest by Noyes, William
Following these along, Eyebright made the discovery of a cubby,—a veritable cubby,—left by some child in a choice and hidden corner formed by three overlapping moosewood bushes.
From Eyebright A Story by Coolidge, Susan
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