I would not have it supposed that the moose are abundant in any portion of this wilderness.

It is abundant in the rivers of North America, and is occasionally taken in the Thames, as well as in the Eske and the Eden.

The tubers, being abundant in the market-gardens, are to be had at little more than the price of potatoes.

The Golden Robin is said to inhabit North America from Canada to Mexico; but there is reason to believe that the species is most abundant in the north-eastern parts of the continent, and that a greater number breed in the New England States than either south or west of this section.

They are still abundant in northern Minnesota, where the country is extremely well suited to their habits.

They are abundant in potatoes and the cereals, and in arrowroot, rice, sago, and tapioca.

Resumed our journey at 3.0 and at 6.30 camped in the level plain at the foot of the Fitzroy Range, on the east side, water being abundant in every hollow, and since we passed up the river there has been heavy rain in this part of the country, and several of the gullies have been running eight feet deep.

Fragments of porphyry, quartz, and black slate are abundant in the drift, and mica, iserine, and minute garnets exist.

The lake which produces pearls is likewise very abundant in fish, and the whole country is full of wild beasts of many kinds, as lions, bears, stags, deer, ounces, and roebucks, and many kinds of birds.

This Xec, or Shah Ismael, went much a-hunting, and was fond of trout fishing, which are abundant in the rivers of his kingdom.

The country of Poland appeared very pleasant, and abundant in every, thing except fruit.

Freshwater fish, which was much more abundant in former days than now, was the ordinary food of those who lived on the borders of lakes, ponds, or rivers, or who, at all events, were not so far distant but that they could procure it fresh.

Ispahán is noted for its fruit; apricots, peaches, nectarines, cherries, mulberries, and particularly fine melons, are abundant in their season.

Gold, iron, and copper have been found in the mountains, and rock salt is so abundant in some parts as to be an article of export.

Trees of this species are abundant in sandy levels, in company with the slender and graceful White Birch, "The Lady of the Woods," as the poet Coleridge called it.

The food was excellent, abundant in quantity and well prepared.

Mr. Stuart says: "Thistle-root is the root of the common thistle, which is very abundant in the bottoms along nearly all the streams in the mountain.

His critical essays were not rich nor abundant in thought, they were not the skirmishing of a man fighting for his ideas, they were not preliminary to a great battle; they were at once vague and pedantic, somewhat futile, les ébats d'un esprit en peine, and seemed to announce a talent in progress of disintegration rather than of reconstruction.

When red mullet are abundant in fishmongers' shops, a fine mackerel season may be expected.

All these popular practices tend to show that the lemon tree produces a febrifuge substance, which resides in all parts of the plant, but which would seem to be most abundant in the fruit.

He was abundant in labors.

Agriculture, in the primeval ages, was the common parent of traffick; for the opulence of mankind then consisted in cattle, and the product of tillage, which are now very essential for the promotion of trade in general, but more particularly so to such nations as are most abundant in cattle, corn, and fruits.

As one of the principal objects I had in view on joining Sturt was to procure coins and those relics of antiquity so abundant in the neighbourhood of Balkh, I was most anxious to prosecute my journey hither, and accordingly took an opportunity of explaining to the Meer my wishes and intentions, requesting him to furnish me with an adequate escort for my protection.

Genial in spirit, full of anecdote, abundant in labors, an able Preacher, a faithful administrator, and a devoted servant of the Master, he enjoyed the esteem of all.

It occurs, however, in Van Diemen's Land and New Zealand (Dr. Hooker) and is abundant in South Africa.