spruce

It was eventually moved to the site of the present church on Spruce.

It's true that I'd like to see these spruces in another 80 years.

We're going back into his place on Spruce later, this time with a warrant.

We agreed, and he took off with the detectives for Spruce.

Is this a mix to put Spruce ahead of the pack?

She glanced at Spruce to see how he would react.

And the night was creeping out of the spruces at her.

He turned back toward her, but she would not meet his eyes and stared at the dark spruces in the afternoon light.

Like many canyons cut into the mesa, Spruce was small.

Spruce Creek is also known for its world famous fly fishing.

Spruces in particular tend to get too big for gardens and are cut down after a few years.

An arc of warm gold was over the spruces behind the house.

Suddenly the old man came down from a clump of spruces across the way.

A wind was waking far off in the spruces on the hill.

Nathan halted them in spruces when the evening light was gone.

Or perhaps they would just linger at the side gate under the spruces and talk about themselves.

In Spruce Harbor we'll see you make as much money.

So that was the point Spruce thought the clergy ought to have grasped.

The area around Spruce Lake was first settled in 1910.

The red September sun hung low between the tall spruces to the west.

From somewhere down the dim road behind the spruces came laughter.

No bad way, Spruce reflected, to prepare them for life in the modem, dangerous world.

The most common tree found is the Maple and Spruce.

The old house, with its dreadful secret, was white and clear against the dark background of spruces.

Her father is an architect and artist in Spruce Head.