plains

It has populated the mountains and the plains of our own country.

To the east, plains for at least thirty miles, when broken ranges were visible.

From the camp only plains were in sight, not a tree visible.

We can turn rivers in their courses, level mountains to the plains.

This village was indicated, and the mountains, and plains beyond.

I learned on the plains never to travel without a food supply.

It expresses their nature and the Plains that made their nature.

The plains were fatherland and mother-country, home and kindred, to Tom.

The mountain tops are only noble because from them we are privileged to behold the plains.

Hard, indeed, is the life of the poor trapper of the Plains.