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laburnum

Any of a group of flowering trees or shrubs belonging to the pea family; the seeds develop in pealike pods but are poisonous. L. anagyroides, native to the mountainous parts of central Europe, is often grown as an ornamental tree. The flowers, in long drooping clusters, are bright yellow and appear in early spring; some varieties have purple or reddish flowers. (Genus Laburnum, family Leguminosae.)



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Beside the margin a derelict barrel would be turning over and over in the water; a switch of laburnum, with yellowing leaves, would go meandering through the reeds; and a belated gull would flutter up, dive again into the cold depths, rise once more, and disappear into the mist.
Josiah Brown, of Laburnum Lodge, Laburnum Vale, Chiswick, and one to Mr.
I threw up the window at once, but it opened so close to the floor and worked so clumsily that I came within an ace of pitching out, where I should certainly have ruined a rather lop-sided laburnum below.
 
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