leafage

We made our way through the leafage to the fountain.

It was full summer, the screen of leafage thick enough to hide an army.

They must have been crouching amid the leafage as I passed.

Among them, only just visible through the leafage, showed the walls of a considerable house.

There, under dusty summer leafage, the fine old house stood in its simplicity and grace.

The leafage seemed reduced, and there were more of the waxy green flowers in evidence.

Woods covered in thick green leafage lay in front of me.

"But as Colette said, the human face needs leafage."

Through a rift in the leafage he saw a hawk hovering, immensely far above.

For the thick summer leafage on those that remained he could not see even the tower of the church from where he stood.

Then circled they about a tree despoiled Of blooms and other leafage on each bough.

The vessel soared to a great height, and they looked down on the realm-wide expanse of leafage.

She spent money they didn't have on green leafage and bought a large, real tree in Blesford market place.

Just outside the black entry of the wood, now curtained with greener and larger leafage, he came on a solitary figure.

Among that leafage lay other dangers.

It is generally carved in leafage.

The full leafage covered all.

For the absorption of water and leafage, they spread over the countryside as an impalpable mist which man had no means to dispel.

Where there are old ideas, as in the still lifes of fruit and leafage laid out on chairs, they look tired.

Leafage turned young daylight to gold-spattered green.

The walls were papered with very large blue roses, surrounded by dove-grey and silver-tinted leafage.

Visible instead behind the fence were second-growth woods whose leafage billowed and twinkled under the wind.

Very fleshy leafage, all this.

Yet there is some comfort in a solitary, precocious horse chestnut's struggles to show that special mosaic of leafage designed to catch the light.

From it, there burst a multitude of scions, budding in their turn with irised leafage.