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And when Tarwater sold his holdings to the Bowdie interests for a sheer half-million and faced for California, he rode a mule over a new-cut trail, with convenient road houses along the way, clear to the steamboat landing at Fort Yukon.

LIKE ARGUS OF THE ANCIENT TIMES 2010

Silver weirs, new-cut grass, wave on the beach, hard gem

Archive 2006-01-01 Arevanye 2006

Seventy-something Reitherman would hop up from the desk as if he'd spent a couple of minutes day-dreaming and stroll out the door for home as fresh as a new-cut rose.

Archive 2006-03-01 Steve Hulett 2006

Flowers, and new-cut hay, a fresh green scent of water utterly unlike the smelly old Thames, wood smoke and things she couldn't even begin to identify.

The Wizard Of London Lackey, Mercedes 2005

I felt very happy — and no wonder; the morning was beautiful, the birds sang merrily, and a sweet smell proceeded from the new-cut hay in the fields, and I was bound for Wales.

Wild Wales : Its People, Language and Scenery 2004

Neither in his voiceless cabin, fragrant with planks of new-cut pine, nor along the lake, nor in the sunset clouds which presently eddied behind the lavender-misted mountains, could Babbitt find the spirit of Paul as a reassuring presence.

Babbit 2004

Of course, it also carried the acrid scent of new-cut wood that had never been near Earth.

Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2004

Touching my hand with the bundle of new-cut quills, he said: — “Dites donc, petite soeur — speak frankly — what have you thought of me during the last two days?”

Villette 2003

The passage to the bathing-pool was like a green tunnel, mimosa bushes crowding inward to filter the light, pungent sap weeping from the new-cut branches.

Kushiel's Avatar Carey, Jacqueline, 1964- 2003

He saw Castle Keep then, rearing up on the rock, its stones magically bright and new-cut as they were when it was first built.

The Boggart and The Monster Susan Cooper 2001