At length I spied a little cove on the right shore of the creek, to which, with great pain and difficulty, I guided my raft, and at last got so near, that reaching ground with my oar, I could thrust her directly in.

What cares the sailor in the sheltered cove For the past peril of the stormy sea; Dear from grief's storm the haven of His love,

The crabber's cockle-shell came to anchor in a tranquil sandy cove.

Conning the craft intelligently, he took her in behind the island on which the cape stands, luffed her up into a tiny cove, and made a cast of the lead.

Two miles further we landed in a small rocky cove for breakfast, which gave me an opportunity of climbing a hill and examining the surrounding country, which proved very dry and rocky.

What lovely landward coves and bayswhat alder-smothered creekswhat lily-sheeted poolswhat sheer steep hillsides, making the water dark and quiet where they hang.

The seamed precipice, the indented cove with the child's figure standing at the top, and all the panorama to which she was so accustomed by morning light or twilight passed before her without being seen by her fierce red-rimmed eyes.

It began to snow heavily, and a fierce wind whistled among the mountains behind them, lashing the river also into high waves, but the sloop was a tight, strong craft, and it rocked but little in its snug cove.

Its margin is washed by more than ten miles of tide water; from the beds of which and the innumerable coves, inlets, and small marshes, with which it abounds, an inexhaustible fund of mud may be drawn as a manure, either to be used separately or in a compost....

'You're a very leery cove, by the look of you, but I can tell you that you've got the wrong sow by the ear this time.

Fortunately, there was a marshy cove on one side of us, and by backing into that we got turned around and headed down stream again.

The upper outline of the hills reminded me, with its multitudinous little coves and dry gullies, of the Vivarais or Auvergne Hills; and still more of the sketches of the Chinese Tea-mountains in Fortune's book.

The view extended southward, to the mountains closing the northern cove of the Sea of Galilee.

The outer shore-line was much indented with numberless coves and bays and sandy beaches, with here and there caves and precipitous little cliffs against which the sea broke in spray and thunder.

This lake having hilly shores that were heavily wooded in spots, and with numerous fine coves, afforded grand sport to the young people of Bloomsbury, both winter and summer.

The remarkable cove at West Lulworth consists of a completely circular basin, hollowed out of the bold cliffs of the southern coast-line of Purbeck Island.

From shadowy coves the evening air is thrusting forth a thin film of mist to spread a white floor above the waters.

On through the farmyard, picking fresh flowers at every step, and down to a shady cove (for the sun, even at eight o'clock in December, was becoming uncomfortably fierce), and again into the shore-grape wood.

And up the islands we went, wiser, but not sadder, than when we went down them; casting wistful eyes, though, to windward, for there awayand scarcely out of sightlay Tobago, to which we had a most kind invitation; and gladly would we have looked at that beautiful and fertile little spot, and have pictured to ourselves Robinson Crusoe and Man Friday pacing along the coral beach in one of its little southern coves.

I have in my mind's eye the western indented with deep bays, the bolder northern, and the beautifully scalloped southern shore, where successive capes overlap each other and suggest unexplored coves between.

“’Tis now I want a useful cove To stop at home and not to rove.

Time was when field and watery cove With modulated echoes rang, While choirs of fervent angels sang Their vespers in the grove; Or, crowning, star-like, each some sovereign height, Warbled, for heaven above and earth below, Strains suitable to both.

I am annoyed that some one has been complaining in the Times that "A Chief of a Rental Department" (invariably a person of the highest respectability) has a right to the title of "an arbitrary cove!" The Com.

Here in wet coves of the hills harbors that crowd of bloom that makes the wonder of the Sierra cañons.

I've been making inquiries of a stout sportsman in a sort of Salvation Army uniform, whom I met in the groundshe's the school sergeant or something, quite a solid manand I hear that Comrade Outwood's an archaeological cove.