The woods are quiet and the oak-tree soon The ruffled dryad in her trunk receives.
"Poems"
Edward Shanks
Of pretty Higuamota, who once lived like a dryad among the groves of Espanola and has been dead now for so long, we know nothing except that she was beautiful, which, although she doubtless did not think so while she lived, turns out to have been the most important thing about her.
"Christopher Columbus, Volume 6 And The New World Of His Discovery, A Narrative"
Filson Young
"An ideal head, I presume," he went on; "a fanciful representation of one of the pagan goddesses-a Diana, a Flora, a naiad or dryad?
"Roderick Hudson"
Henry James