furze

Mrs. Furze took another sip of the brandy-and-water and went to bed.

Then it flies, skimming low over the furze and heather, and alights on a granite boulder similar to the one it has just left.

On the brow of the hill grows a mighty bush of furze which always goes by the name of "Miss Bremer's furze-bush."

The Tinker rose and made a fire with leaves and furze and sticks, some dry and some green.

On either side the road was now bank'd by tall hills, with clusters of bracken and furze bushes lying darkly on their slopes.

The morning after the fire beheld the Furze family at breakfast with the hospitable Hopkins.

Meanwhile Mr. Furze was perusing the list with both elbows on his knees.

Mr. Furze had retreated into a dark corner, and was putting on his waistcoat with his back to his distinguished guest.

The bushes and furze they rooted up were thrown into the centre, and increased the blaze.

The produce of an acre of furze appears to be at least equal to that of an acre of good meadow.