A little streamlet of blood coursed over the dying man's brow, his eyes were closed.

"The beds in question have been laid out in a small artificial lake fed by a tiny streamlet which forms one of the numerous tributaries of the River Cray.

Oh, their strains Nerve and ennoble Manhood!no shrill cry, Set to a treble, tells of querulous woe; Yet numbers deep-voiced as the mighty Main's Merge in the ringdove's plaining, or the sigh Of lovers whispering where sweet streamlets flow.

There from the moist cliff overhead The muddy drippings oft bedew them, Then creep in lazy streamlets through them To sink within a fennel-bed.

Now, the Creek is a mere streamlet, and the flow of the tide is restricted to its mouth.

A muddy streamlet, or, as it is called in this country, a slew, after winding around from about the present site of the Tremont House, fell into the river at the foot of State Street.

Echo Creek, a narrow streamlet, with its dense fringe of willows, fills the whole bottom between the road and the bluffs.

Yet, I puzzled my head to account for the generally shaken appearance of the placethese streamlets, and that huge cleft, further up the ravine!

When this latter change took place, the migratory instinct became so strong that many of them, after searching in vain to escape from their prisonthe little streamlet of the pond being barred by fine wire gratingsthrew themselves by a kind of parabolic somerset upon the bank and perished.

O'er the hills, through the dales I wander, Where the shy sweet streamlets call, Following each clear sunbeam, Whether scorching or kind it fall.

The valley purred louder with the music of the swollen streamlets.

Both parties, guided and mastered by their lolling beasts, almost without conflict and almost without looking at each other, converged helplessly toward a verdant, shallow depression, through the centre of which loitered a clear streamlet scarcely less calm than the heaven above.

During a profound silence, in which nothing but the murmurs of the unconscious streamlet, or the chirping of birds might be heard, the combatants quitted their tents, to take individually the two first oaths.

Eager streamlets Join his waters.

They tell of tales of mystery, Of darkling deeds of woe; But no! such doings might not brook The holy streamlet's flow.