Sorry, no definitions found. “Just how I know this I am not
sure: something to do with the optimistically green front door,
or the arbour covered in sweet-brier and holly, or the giant
curved poplar in the yard, or maybe even the melancholy name of
the road: Grays Inn.” “It led in a zigzag manner through
thickets of hazel, elder, and sweet-brier; after following its
windings for somewhat better than a furlong, I heard a gentle
sound of water, and presently came to a small rill, which ran
directly across the path.” “She opened the window and let in the
fresh morning air, and the smell of the sweet-brier, and the
bright low-slanting rays of the early sun, which made a glory
about her pale face and pale auburn hair as she held the long
brush, and swept, singing to herself in a very low tone — like a
sweet summer murmur that you have to listen for very closely —
one of Charles” “Oh, no, father, the sweet-brier has been
ordered," returned Algitha, without her usual brightness of
manner.” “Behind her was the trelli