 | Sir Paul Edmund de Strzelecki, Paul Edmund de Strzelecki - 1845 - 572 sivua
...verdure, which, combined with the ever changing ash-grey colour of the shedding bark of the Eucalyptce, the undulating and often broken surface upon which...may be often found spots teeming with a gigantic and luxuriant vegetation, sometimes laid out in stately groves, free from thicket or underwood, sometimes... | |
 | Fanny Louisa Dorothea Herbertson - 1903 - 262 sivua
...its verdure, which, combined with the ever-changing ash-grey colour of the bark of the eucalyptus, the undulating and often broken surface upon which...may be often found spots teeming with a gigantic and luxuriant vegetation, sometimes laid out in stately groves, free from thicket or underwood, sometimes... | |
 | Tim Bonyhady - 2003 - 452 sivua
...verdure, which, combined with the ever changing ash-grey colour of the shedding bark of the Eucalyptae, the undulating and often broken surface upon which...resplendent sky above, present a world of interest and attraction.31 Louisa disagreed. Like many other colonists, she felt herself 'some degrees nearer home'... | |
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On a near examination, however, this vegetation is discovered to possess much gracefulness in the form both of species and of individual trees, and many delicate or minute shades in its verdure, which, combined with the ever changing ash-grey colour of... 