fern

Before supper she found, by half a dozen telephone calls, that Fern had fled to the Minniemashie House.

She set the cup down before him, and he promptly dipped a fern root into it; then started back with a cry of dismay.

The fronds of this Fern are of a thick leathery nature, but they are rarely more than about two inches in length.

It is more commonly known as asparagus fern, though it is not even a most distant relative of the fern family.

Fern, my daughter, you are to remain at your desk with pencil and note book, prepared to take down what I have to say.

Tall trees interlaced their branches overhead and the ground was carpeted with fern and bracken.

A very gentle wind, which dived over the tor tops into the young fern; stole down at her, spiced with the fern sap.

The scouts were crouching in the fern within a yard or so of the Maori track.

He could get no further, for Mr. Fern, with a majestic motion of his hand, waved him back.

On another style a flower or a fern covers the bottom and falls upon the rim, which has no other decoration.