Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 205
X*^ Fig. 13$^. 176 On Trees. the leaves are given off from the twigs and branches.The treatment of them in Art, as well as of the Whiteand Black Poplar, is very similar; but the chief differencein the appearance of the entire tree arises from the char-acter of the branches and twigs. The Lombardy… … 4! i.^ ^ v^^ -tr. L -^ ^V r^ ^ Fig. 140. The Black and White Poplars, and also the Black Birch,although very divergent in their branching, are sometimeselegant in form, but for exquisite gracefulness of line theSilver Birch (Fig. 139) stands unrivalled. The stem of the Birch, like that of most…
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