trace;  vestige;  mark;  sign;  evidence
 to erase;  to delete;  to turn off (power);  to switch off;  to extinguish;  to put out
 to turn towards;  to point
 tiny amount (degree, extent);  paltry amount;  slightest bit
 to fish;  to angle;  to catch;  to lure in;  to tempt;  to attract
 to float;  to save (on one's expenses);  to scrimp;  to half-rise, e.g. to one's feet
 softly;  gently;  stealthily;  secretly;  to leave alone;  to leave as it is
 to jump upon (a moving object)
 national border;  provincial border
 town;  block;  downtown;  main street;  street;  road
 to arrive at;  to reach;  to sit on;  to sit at (e.g. the table)
 pursuer;  pursuing party;  posse
 to take (a resource, e.g. time or money);  to hang;  to come into view;  to arrive;  to come under (a contract, a tax);  to start (engines, motors);  to attend
 to hurry;  to rush;  to hasten;  to make something happen sooner
 to ascend;  to go up;  to ascend (as a natural process, e.g. the Sun);  to rise;  to go to (the capital);  to be promoted;  to add up to
 after (practically) no time;  immediately after;  just;  having no time to
 (many) trees;  every tree;  all kinds of trees
 space (between);  gap;  period of time (during, while);  duration;  between (two parties or things);  among (a group);  relations (between)
 glittering;  sparkling;  glistening;  twinkling
 sunlight filtering through trees
 to fall (of rain, snow, ash, etc.);  to come down;  to form (of frost);  to beam down (of sunlight or moonlight);  to pour in;  to visit (of luck, misfortune, etc.)
 again;  once more;  a second time
 to begin;  to start;  to happen (again);  to begin (anew);  to date (from);  to originate (in)
 escape;  flight;  running away;  elopement;  fleeing
 second day of the month;  two days
 lunch;  noon;  midday;  daytime;  waking up;  getting up
 (not) at all;  (not) in the least;  (none) whatsoever
 to stream;  to flow (liquid, time, etc.);  to be washed away;  to be carried;  to drift;  to float (e.g. clouds);  to sweep (e.g. rumour, fire)
 near;  neighbourhood;  nearly (e.g. "it took nearly one year");  close to;  shortly;  soon
 rest;  break;  recess;  intermission
 along;  parallel to;  in accordance with
 to descend;  to go down;  to be handed down (of an order, judgment, etc.);  to pass (of time);  to surrender;  to capitulate;  to be less than
 behind;  rear;  after;  later;  remainder;  the rest;  more (e.g. five more minutes)
 seeming ...;  appearing ...;  -ish;  like a ...;  typical of ...
 to pierce;  to stab;  to sting;  to bite;  to sew;  to stitch;  to pole (a boat)
 to burn;  to roast;  to broil;  to heat;  to heat up;  to make (charcoal, pottery, bricks, etc.);  to bake
 indeed;  really;  very;  extremely;  absolutely;  certainly