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Palm-tree Euterpe edulis (EN) grows in lower altitudes.
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The vegetation is, everywhere, luxuriant and beautiful, and the Palm-tree makes a novel feature in the novel scenery.
Pictures from Italy 2007
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Had time been of no object, we should have moved on into Palm-tree House.
In the Tail of the Peacock Isabel Savory
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Early next day I rode to Palm-tree House on a little horse belonging to the hotel: out by the
In the Tail of the Peacock Isabel Savory
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Palm-tree House belonged for more than twenty years to a British merchant, who simply provided accommodation for any sportsman liking to come out and put up for a week or so outside Mogador: it has still the air of a shooting-box.
In the Tail of the Peacock Isabel Savory
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Building a House with the Products of the Palm-tree
Santo Domingo A Country with a Future Otto Schoenrich
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The well-known Assyrian emblem of a Pine cone being presented by a priest to a Palm-tree is supposed by E.B. Tylor to symbolize fertilization -- the Pine cone being masculine and the Palm feminine.
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Cape; the western, Europa Point; the portion of the reef between their habitation and Palm-tree Rock became Filey Brig; the other section
The Wings of the Morning Louis Tracy 1895
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To reach Palm-tree Rock -- anticipating its subsequent name -- he must cross a space of some thirty feet and wade up to his waist.
The Wings of the Morning Louis Tracy 1895
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His chief difficulty was to hoist into place the tall poles he needed, and for this purpose he had to again visit Palm-tree Rock in order to secure the pulley.
The Wings of the Morning Louis Tracy 1895
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