These bergs are still a puzzle.

BERG, DUCHY OF, on right bank of the Rhine, between Düsseldorf and Cologne, now part of Prussia; Murat was grand-duke of it by Napoleon's appointment.

The berg was a large one, fifty paces at least each way, and there was a hope that the other side might be more favourable.

The colossal bergs, which stretched like well-known land-marks over the sea, were their guides at first; but after travelling ten hours without halting, they had passed the greater number of those with which they were familiar, and entered upon an unknown region.

Berg was a man of violent temper; he choked and gasped; his face was bloated with an apoplectic rage.