full-foliaged

Suddenly a funnel of light flared into the darkness, intensifying it, waking into vivid green a full-foliaged holly; a rain of blows echoed back and forth through the night, a whirr of bewildered wings mingled with it, a frantic piping that was drowned in the clamour even as it burst forth.

Secret Bread F. Tennyson Jesse

See how full-foliaged he is -- how he stands over most of the others, but not so much over these four next to him.

The Man of the Forest 1919

A full-foliaged tree of vivid green, its round surface crowded with these birds, as if it had suddenly blossomed with huge white flowers, is a sight worth seeing.

II. Up the Paraguay 1914

He admired Helen because she was beautiful, yet the feeling was much the same he might have experienced for a graceful deer, a full-foliaged tree, or a dark mossy-stoned bend in a murmuring brook.

The Last Trail Zane Grey 1905

See how full-foliaged he is -- how he stands over most of the others, but not so much over these four next to him.

The Man of the Forest Zane Grey 1905

Bright shop-windows, before which little Wiedemann would scream with pleasure, restaurants and dinners a la carte, full-foliaged trees and gardens in the heart of the town were a not unwelcome exchange for Italian church-interiors and altar-pieces.

Robert Browning Dowden, Edward 1904

This full-foliaged land has its harsh and stern localities.

Saint Augustin Louis Bertrand 1903

It stood nakedly amidst the bare, bleak meadows glittering with pools of still water, with not even the leaf of a creeper to soften its menacing walls, although above them appeared the full-foliaged tops of trees planted in the barrack-yard.

The Green Mummy Fergus Hume 1895

She had come to him extending, as it were, an olive branch -- living, lustrous, full-foliaged; and in return he seemed able to offer nothing beyond a mere splinter-like twig -- dry, sapless, unpliant.

With the Procession Henry Blake Fuller 1893

A full-foliaged tree of vivid green, its round surface crowded with these birds, as if it had suddenly blossomed with huge white flowers, is a sight worth seeing.

Through the Brazilian Wilderness Theodore Roosevelt 1888