Sorry, no definitions found. “With works by Bonnard, Braque,
Calder, Chagall and Miró housed in a stunning building perched
on a fir-clad Provençal mountainside, visitors number more than
200,000 a year.” “The background consists of steep fir-clad
slopes, quite close at hand.” “Thus she went on, till, leaving
the park, she crossed the turnpike-road, and entered the large
field, in the middle of which the fir-clad hill stood like” “A
train of obsolete style carried me from Temesvar to within
striking distance, at least, of my objective, and a three days
'ride in a jouncing coach brought me to the little village which
lay in a fertile valley high up in the fir-clad mountains.” “He
drew me to a latticed window and pointed up at the fir-clad
slopes of the brooding blue mountains.” “Gunnar steered us
between rocky, fir-clad islands as if he knew where he wanted to
go.” “Muttiara to the north, forest-clad mountains occur, also
at Huttoo, and far away to the eastward other fir-clad ridges
appear.” “Inlets of the lak