The light swam in my eyes; everything went round with me.

Betty and Bobby, laughing in the doorway of the reception room, the unyielding Miss Prettyman, and the cool and curious Ada swam before Tommy's eyes.

Her yellow hair, blown wild and wide, Streamed like a meteor o'er the tide; Her set white face yet whiter grew, As lashed by furious flood and rain, Still for the bridge, with might and main, Her gallant horse swam, straight and true!

For a moment her lovely, daring face swam before his eyes; then, in the next moment, she was in his arms, crying her eyes out against his shoulder, his lips pressed to her bright hair.

" Her pretty, mischievous face swam suddenly before my eyes.

At the same moment that I startled this brood out of the rushes a moorhen swam slowly out, accompanied by her mate.

After a little parley an unarmed native swam across the river, and was then followed by twenty or thirty more with their arms.

" The Pobble swam fast and well, And when boats or ships came near him, He tinkledy-binkledy-winkled a bell So that all the world could hear him.

" Her pretty, mischievous face swam suddenly before my eyes.

Sevier swam well in troubled waters, and he profited by the storm he had done so much to raise.

A faintly lop-sided moon swam in the zenith.

Her yellow hair, blown wild and wide, Streamed like a meteor o'er the tide; Her set white face yet whiter grew, As lashed by furious flood and rain, Still for the bridge, with might and main, Her gallant horse swam, straight and true!

A streak of thunderous light swam into view and passed them, plunging into a gap in the west.

After a little parley an unarmed native swam across the river, and was then followed by twenty or thirty more with their arms.

The semi-darkness of the hut, the outline of the moon afar through the uncurtained windowthese swam before her....

But in the year 1850, a 'bituminous odour' had begun to be diffused; asphaltic oil swam on the surface of the small openings; and the gas issuing from any of the cones could be ignited.

West swam steadily, urging the unwieldy raft away from the menacing side of the vessel, driven by the necessity of escaping the inevitable suction when she went down.