What’s food for the ponies [11.013] is food for the blog:

• 01.008 and the grass was very green.
• 03.001 for there was plenty of grass,
• 03.012 The last green had almost faded out of the grass,
• 06.040 and the long grasses between the boulders,
• 07.005 and wide grass lands,
• 07.014 and then began to march through the long green grass
• 07.032 trotted up across the grass
• 07.101 The grasses hissed, their tassels bent,
• 07.132 galloping wherever the ground was grassy
• 07.133 and all the while they saw nothing save grass
• 07.133 sticking up out of the long grass,
• 08.076 as he wiped his sword on the grass
• 09.060 a round-bellied pony that was always thinking of rolling on the grass.
• 10.035 And grass beneath the sun;
• 11.004 There was little grass,
• 11.013 and there was some grass for their ponies.
• 11.015 At last tired out they rested on the grass at its feet,
• 11.016 and so at last without mishap they reached the little grassy bay.
• 11.020 but they used to call the little grassy space
• 11.023 in the centre of the grass
• 11.028 in the grassy bay gazing at the stone,
• 11.030 in the grass was an enormous thrush,
• 12.022 of the grassy terrace
• 12.029 His hot breath shrivelled the grass before the door,
• 12.096 green as grass,
• 12.101 the scorched grass,
• 16.011 I would give a good deal for the feel of grass at my toes.’
• 19.002 Here grass is still growing,
• 19.012 Soft is the grass, and let foot be like feather!
• 19.027 and there was much grass
• 19.030 Over grass