rose tree

She could see him smiling as he did when they were at home under the rose trees!

The way he had emerged from among the rose trees made them smile.

He took out his knife and cut away some of the dead wood from the rose trees.

There was a little shiver of joy among the rose trees.

She said, "It was a thorn from the rose tree outside the lodge."

A rose tree climbed about it, and honeysuckle covered one side.

Other rose trees cover the balustrade along the house.

The cart rolled in, onto a path of hard gravel between rose trees twenty feet high.

It would be impossible to prick oneself on a rose tree of this description?

Burn us into red and white rose trees.

Not all the women at Rose Tree were horse's asses.

The rose is the freedom of the rose tree.

The goblins are unleashed and run out to tear up the rose tree.

Plato's private rooms looked out upon scythed grass and rose trees.

Wind stirred the rose trees just behind him.

There are rose trees whose roses are so great a girl may recline in them.

A growing rose tree in full blossom would make a worthy offering in the centre of the group.

It was open, revealing to me a gently rising hill on whose breast rose trees with dark green crowns.

There were old rose trees everywhere, and the walls were covered with climbing roses.

Sir Edwin said skeptically, "And what rose tree was this?"

Many rose trees, shrubs and flowers, primulas and a new water garden.

The rose tree showing her thorns of jealousy only entices the man more, much like it would any other human.

The bird flies through a nighttime garden, at first finding rose trees bearing only yellow and white blossoms.

The witness Hopkins has stated that she pricked her wrist on a rose tree at the lodge.

At that time we had three rose trees which had to be buried in a trench in the Fall.