till he made a refrain of the words, and in the level places marched to the tune.

Each slip of lawn the broken rocks between Shines in the light with more than earthly green: 180 Deep yellow beams the scattered stems illume, Far in the level forest's central gloom: Waving his hat, the shepherd, from the vale, Directs his winding dog the cliffs to scale, The dog, loud barking, 'mid the glittering rocks, 185 Hunts, where his master points, the intercepted flocks.

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.

Before the creek was lost in the level plain it spread into some large, though shallow pools, which swarmed with ducks of several species, but principally the whistling duck.

My life stands in the level of your dreams, Ibid, act iii.

The only good position for such a force, standing on the defensive, is a range of hills hemming in the level ground.

The cannon-balls were made of clay moulded round a pebble, and were found sufficiently effective in the level country.

Its waters, when in flood from rainfall, lose themselves in the level plains in a chain of lagoons or swamps.

True, here there is no sea: and there no Moselkopf raises its huge crater-cone far above the uplands, all golden in the level sun.

In the experiments on the steamer Pelican, the resistance was found to vary, as the 2.28th power of the velocity, but the deviation from the recognized law was imputed to a difference in the level of the water at the bow and stern.

They stand to-day as an unanswerable proof that as nations we have risen higher in the level of civilization than any of our neighbours.

The fluctuations in the level of the waters of these lakes have attracted much attention among scientific observers; and as early as 1670, Father Dablon, in his "Relations," says,"As to the tides, it is difficult to lay down any correct rule.

To explain these changes, I should infer considerable oscillations in the level of the land in that part of France, slow movements of upheaval and subsidence, deranging, but not wholly displacing the course of ancient rivers.

Maggie did her task of work on her own gray rock; but as it was sooner finished, now that he was not there to interrupt and call her off, she used to stray up the Fell Lane at the back of the house; a little steep stony lane, more like stairs cut in the rock than what we, in the level land, call a lane: it reached on to the wide and open moor, and near its termination there was a knotted thorn-tree; the only tree for apparent miles.

Some of the passengers are buried in the level plot between the two cliffs.

THE GOOD GREY POET SONNET EDWIN PARTRIDGE LEHMAN '10 All men must feel the beauty of a star That rides in the illimitable space Of heav'n; the beauty of an Helen's face; Or of a woodland water, glimpsed afar, Where haze-empurpled meadows, undefined And slumbrous, intervene; of quiet, cool, Sequester'd glades, where in the level pool The long green rushes dip before the wind.

On the other, greener by contrast, glittering now in the level rays of the early morning sun on myriad dew-drops, and seemingly endless, unrolled the open prairie.

Sometimes the burrows are in the level plain, running down about three feet, and then rising at an angle.

It also burrows in the level soil, the burrow being five feet long; and over the mouth of the burrow it heaps a pile of sticks and leaves.

It is a want of change in the level, which causes a river to twist and wind about in search, as it were, of the weakest spot for its exit.)

This movement of readjustment would not go on indefinitely, even if the same trend of prices continued; for in the strict theory of the case the adjustment would be complete when the interest rate had changed by just the amount of the annual change in the level of prices.

I, Part IV, for the reason that even its elementary treatment must presuppose the fuller study of the nature of money and the study of changes in the level of prices, that has just been given in this and the three preceding chapters.

This wonderful spot in the level plain, with a spring of pure water making an oasis of green willows and grass has been previously spoken of as:"A spring of good water, and a little willow patch in a level desert away from any hill."

Before I was done a column, scarlet-coated, came out in the level beyond the hillside.

There was no reproach in the level eyes; there was no contempt.