18 Words to use with south

"Lewes River makes a turn here to the south-west, and runs in that direction six miles, when it again turns to the north-west for seven miles, and then makes a short, sharp turn to the south and west around a low sandy point, which will, at some day in the near future, be cut through by the current, which will shorten the river three or four miles.

"The letter from Rev. Mr. Stringer, the missionary, published in the Spectator on July 2, shows that the ice had only commenced to run in the Peel River, which is the water route south-east from Fort Macpherson into the gold region, on September 30 last year.

The Anzac Mounted Division was then reinforced by General Wilson's 3rd Australian Light Horse Brigade, and by six P.M. the Division held a long crescent of hills from Point 970, a mile north of Beersheba, through Tel el Sakaty, round south-eastwards to Bir el Hamam.

For stations in high south latitude, horizontal transits are preferable.

From the fact that you can see this remarkable peak from almost every point of the compass except south-westwards, it must follow that from the top of the hill there are views in all those directions.

By the gentle south wind driven, Floating along so free and bright, Far, far up into heaven.

Some time after this, as I was walking with a young friend along by the swell-fronts and south-exposures, whom should I see but Mr. Bernard Langdon, looking remarkably happy, and keeping step by the side of a very handsome and singularly well-dressed young lady?

SEE JEFFERSON, BERNARD L. TEMPORARY SOUTH WESTERN DIGEST OF VOLUMES 81-85 SOUTH WESTERN REPORTER, SECOND SERIES.

The direction of the lake seemed to be north-northeast and south-southwest by compass.

Crossing, we continued our west direction, and were surprised to find ourselves again on the river; a line of red cliffs thirty feet high, forming the south bend, had changed its course to the northward.

The most favoured union was the north-south axis; it struggled against an east-west league.

St Martin's Church, whose spire rises so charmingly out of the orchards white with spring, has a fine western doorway and tower of Norman work, and a chancel and south transept lighted by Early English lancets.

The small island of Rust probably the one in question, is the south-westernmost of the Loffoden isles of Norway, in lat.

declinesThe Lex Plautia PapiriaFirst year of the warThe confederates defeat Perperna, Crassus, Caesar, Lupus, Caepio, and take town after townThe Umbrians and Etruscans RevoltSecond yearPompeius triumphs in the north, Cosconius in the south-east, Sulla in the south-westRevolution at RomeThe confederates courted by both partiesThe rebellion smoulders on till finally quenched by Sulla after the Mithridatic War CHAPTER IX.

We were, in fact, traversing Egypt during the period (of about six weeks' duration) when the wind from the south blows, and the only air one receives is like the blast of a furnace heavily charged with sand.

During the heavy snow squall on November 28th we passed two peculiarly shaped mountains lying in a north-south direction; they were the only ones that we could see on our right hand.

What's the soft South-wester? 'Tis the ladies' breeze, Bringing home their true-loves Out of all the seas:

He couldn't get through the streets any day without meeting the solidest sort of men, with whom he had never exchanged a word in his life, but whose faces were as familiar as that of the Old-South clock, who took him by the hand quite warmly, and said, "Ah, Mr. Dartmouth, permit me to congratulate you on your good-fortune.

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