Only willow branches seem as if they ought to be done outwards, they taper so.

Beech trunks are very pretty, but the leaves are difficult, I think.

Scotch pines are easy." And Eleanor left the beech and began upon the pine, fitting in the horizontal branches under the foliage groups with admirable effect.
"That will do, Miss Arkwright," said the little drawing-master.

"Your mother has been a good guide to you; and Mother Nature will complete what she has begun.

Now we will look at the copy, if you please." Eleanor's countenance fell again.