Somewhere beyond the woods a train passed, as if it were travelling along a musical string, and both of them stopped to listen.
"Amen," we say to each deceased, "Amen," dozens of times a day, but quickly, because somewhere beyond the woods the machinery of death is working non-stop.
In an era and division depressingly lacking in box-office excitement, Haye is ideally placed, and has the tools to make an impact that will resonate far beyond the woods of Bavaria.
For a moment we stood there looking down the gentle rising-falling of the land, while far away a cowbell tinkled, small across some hidden field beyond the woods.
Then, from far away beyond the woods, on the other hills, she heard a vague, prolonged cry, a voice that lingered, and she listened to it in silence as it lost itself like a kind of music in the last vibrations of her tingling nerves.
In the stress and anxiety of being lost, you didn't notice that beyond the woods is a friendly village -- a caring, approachable, and helpful community.
Beyond the wood-shaft era, collecting revolves more around specific dominant players: Jones, Palmer, Nicklaus, Woods.
Just beyond the wood, bear right (east) over open ground up to Longaford Tor.
Beyond the wood is the wilderness of Black Heath, prototype for the terrifying wasteland of Egdon Heath, which engulfs the characters in The Return Of The Native.
Beyond the wood-floored workshops there's Jean-Pierre Léaud, a deaf-mute vagabond whose atonal harmonica bleats are his sole source of revenue.
