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Usage examples of mimosas.

The mimosas growing on the western part, and the substantial herbage on the eastern, give those plains a peculiar appearance.

The tall grass disappeared before it as if cut down by a scythe, and clumps of mimosas were torn up and drifted about like floating islands.

Thinly planted woods rose to view, and small tree-like mimosas, bushes of acacia, and tufts of CURRA-MANTEL.

But when they had to go through great forests and groves of eucalyptus and mimosas, the difficulties increased.

Great clumps of mimosas and eucalyptus, and various odorous gum-trees, broke the uniform monotony here and there.

They looked over the wood, but saw no signs of them, and Ayrton returned to the banks of the river, where magnificent mimosas were growing.

Their bodies were already cold, and a flock of half-starved looking ravens croaking among the mimosas were watching the unexpected prey.

The sun descended on Sunday, February 18th, upon a bloody field and crowded field hospitals, but also upon an unbroken circle of British troops still hemming in the desperate men who lurked among the willows and mimosas which drape the brown steep banks of the Modder.

Carrie was probably drinking mimosas on top of a mountain somewhere having a fine old time.