Take from childhood the sparkling water of its puritythe sugar of its innocent affectionsits ardent but refreshing spiritsand

Two cisterns were replenished with between 60,000 and 70,000 gallons of sparkling water from the hills in place of water heavily charged with the accumulation of summer dust on roofs, and the dust of Jerusalem roads, as we had sampled it, is not as clean as desert sand.

The child looked enviously at the now sparkling water, but shook her head.

She had chosen a site for the picnic near a bubbling brook, and had filled her glass with clear sparkling water therefrom, before seating herself to enjoy her cold chicken and bread and butter, and a slice of game-pie.

Though it was the end of summer, inside the thicket the roses were blooming in thousands all around a pool as clear as crystal, into which the sparkling water fell from a hole in the rock above.

Daily walked the fair and lovely Sultan's daughter in the twilight, In the twilight by the fountain, Where the sparkling waters plash.

I think she never discovered, for it is quite certain she always slept with the flap tightly fastened; I only know that my own little "five by seven, all silk" faced due east, because next morning the sun, pouring in as only the wilderness sun knows how to pour, woke me early, and a moment later, with a short run over soft moss and a flying dive from the granite ledge, I was swimming in the most sparkling water imaginable.

We experienced no difficulty in finding the spring; and, after a short rest, filled our canteens with the cool, sparkling water, and started to intercept our friends at the place agreed upon.

By the edge of the sparkling water sits, embroidering buckskin, a red-legged squaw, keeper of the wigwam to the ragged mountain-man who set the traps that caught the martens which furnished the tails that mark so gracefully the number of skins of which the rich banker's wife's fichu-russe is composed.

Countless fountains of pure, sparkling water adorn the smooth rocks, and here and there are little oases of ferns and flowers, which seem strangely out of place so far down into the very bowels of the earth.

She drinks the sparkling water now with joy, Which all her form doth cleanse and purify.

There is a jet of sparkling water in the centre, falling into a heavy stone basin.

Then he lifted his head and the melancholy vanished as he looked across the sparkling water.

The wine is unstinted, yet tempered with sparkling water.

Judge, then, of our astonishment on entering this basin, to see at no great distance before us an immense body of sparkling water, projected suddenly and with terrific force into the air to the height of over one hundred feet.

There was no bubblingno gushing up from its deep bosombut the wealth of sparkling waters continually welled over, as from a too-full goblet.

They were dark as the tubes of a telescope, and at the end of these evil smelling ditches occupied by abandoned womanhood, there opened out a great space of light and blue color where could be seen little white sailboats, anchored at the foot of the hill, a sheet of sparkling water and the houses of the opposite wharf diminished by the distance.

While others bit their tongues for thirst, he stood at the wells of salvation, and put his lips to the bucket that came up dripping with the fresh, cool, sparkling waters of eternal life.

The tank however remained brimful of sparkling water.

Yonder, cliff-nested-are dwellings of mortals, There pasture the lambs in sweet blossoming meadows There couch the herds in the cool deepening shadows There roar the Aragua's blue sparkling waters, And lurketh the bandit safe hid in lone caverns, Where Terek, wild sporting, is cutting the azure!

Finally descending the steps of the boat-house, they stepped into the sparkling water.

The fussy, spluttering little tugs, the heavily laden ferries, the lazy fishing boats, the dredges and scowseven the least of them was made beautiful by its setting of clear winter sun and sparkling water.

Here then shall sacred Awe, to Fear allied, By day and night my lieges hold from wrong, Save if themselves do innovate my laws, If thou with mud, or influx base, bedim The sparkling water, nought thou'lt find to drink.

Runnin', cool, fresh, sparkling water whispering over the rocks.

Lady Tyrrell lamented that the Wil'sbro' confectioner was so far off and his ices doubtful, and Miss Slater suggested that she had been making a temperance effort by setting up an excellent widow in the lane that opened opposite to them in a shop with raspberry vinegar, ginger-beer, and the like mild compounds, and Mrs. Duncombe caught at the opportunity of exhibiting the sparkling water of the well which supplied this same lane.