You will find that the shell which crawl on the rocks about high-water mark are different from those which you find at low-tide mark; and those again different from the shells which are brought up by the oyster-dredgers from the sea outside.

Q. What Sea south of Europe?

Each balmy bud she cull'd, and honey'd flower, And hung with fragrant wreaths the sacred bower; 355 Each pearly sea she search'd, and sparkling mine, And piled their treasures on the gorgeous shrine; Her suppliant voice for sickening Loxa raised, Sweet breath'd the gale, and bright the censor blazed.

Should a foreign army invade her territory, she has but to open her dikes and unchain the sea and the rivers, as she did against the Romans, against the Spaniards, against the army of Louis XIV., and defend the land cities with her fleet.

A. Mediterranean Sea. LESSON XI Q. What Sea east of Africa? A. Red Sea.

RUDOLF LAKE, in British East Africa, close to the highlands of S. Ethiopia, practically an inland sea, being 160 m. long and 20 broad, and brackish in taste; discovered in 1888.

For only a few minutes at a time could he stand the dazzling reflections of the snow-waste where nothing but white, flashing, scintillating white, seemingly a vast sea of burning electric points in the sunlight, met his aching eyes.

No city wall, no gate, no sentinels, no streets, no houses could now be seenonly the sea.

and thou, all-beauteous sea!

Wide sea and wide heaven, and all else afar, But a spirit is singing, A desolate soul That is joyfully winging A desolate soulto that desolate goal Where the loneliest wave meets the loneliest star.

The sea below gleams wavingly, like steel damasked with gold on an escutcheonthat above swells like a silver surge lighted by the full moon, which rolls along the sky like a cup of gold, while the stars glitter around like scattered drops.

In working to the eastward (in June) Bougainville for four days had "the wind constantly blowing very fresh, at East-South-East and South-East" (just as we found it) "with rain; a fog so thick that," says he, "we were obliged to fire guns in order to keep company with the Etoile; and lastly, a very great sea, which hove us towards the shore.

E. Literally a great sea.

Q. What Sea north of Africa? A. Mediterranean Sea.

The earth lay like one great emerald, ringed and roofed with sapphire; blue sea, blue mountain, blue sky overhead.