Here a huge gorge would be found cutting across my path, along the dizzy edge of which I scrambled until some less precipitous point was discovered where I might safely venture to the bottom and then, selecting some feasible portion of the opposite wall, reascend with the same slow caution.

When now the god his fury had allayed, And taken vengeance of the stubborn maid, From where the bright Athenian turrets rise He mounts aloft, and reascends the skies.

And when as night hath us of light forlorne, I wish that day would shortly reascend.

"It was almost impossible for me to reascend the river because of the dry banks and the strong currents which would have put my boats in danger.

He grew giddy, and more giddy; and a horrible fantastic notion seized him, that he had lost his way; that somehow, the precipice had no bottom, no end at all; that he was going down some infinite abyss, into the very depths of the earth, and the molten roots of the mountains, never to reascend.

To reascend was impossible.

She therefore began to reascend the 'mountain,' as she called the hill, making signs to me to follow.

Hastily throwing on a peignoir, the housekeeper descends and, receiving his parcel, reascends to his apartment.

He remained there till August 9th, and then sought to reascend toward Lake Tanganyika.

395 Thine be such converse strong and sanative, A ladder for thy spirit to reascend To health and joy and pure contentedness; To me the grief confined, that thou art gone From this last spot of earth, where Freedom now 400 Stands single in her only sanctuary; A lonely wanderer art gone, by pain Compelled and sickness, [N] at this latter day, This sorrowful reverse for all mankind.

He turned to reascend; the furrowed flank of the mountain before him lay full in the moonlight.