I have ordered a halt now, because, twenty miles from here, in the direction that we are travelling, we shall come to an extensive deposit of pure, white sand, in which we shall be liable to lose the trail at night; and I want to reach there as near daybreak as possible, so as not to waste more time than is necessary in finding it.

It was a brisk, chill, nippy daybreak, and I had piled most of the bedclothes upon her.

This much it effected: The darkness merged into a faint daybreak.

It was a brisk, chill, nippy daybreak, and I had piled most of the bedclothes upon her.

Oh, from wide circuit, shall at length I see Pure daybreak lighten again on Eden's tree?