boskage


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bos·kage

 (bŏs′kĭj)
n.
Variant of boscage.
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However, Lowry quotes "Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita ml ritrovai in" again in the middle of "Elephant and Colosseum", adding what was lacking in the previous quotation: "And here was the bosca oscura, the obscure boskage. It was the Borghese Gardens" (HL 159).
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In northern Europe the pleaching is usually this very narrowand two dimensional shape, but there are many examples of wider, three dimensional hedges correctly termed boskage.
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(22.) High Boskage House Baseball Operations, "Baseball fielding and its implications," http://highboskage.com/team-defense.shtml, downloaded July 17, 2004, copyright 2000-2005.
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