At a distance of less than 3000 feet below the summit of Mount Ritter you may find tributaries of the San Joaquin and Owen's rivers, bursting forth from the ice and snow of the glaciers that load its flanks; while a little to the north of here are found the highest affluents of the Tuolumne and Merced.

That a man at sixty should yet have to learn that the honest, and fair-dealing, and plain-dealing, and affluentfor captain Willoughby was affluent in the eyes of those around himthat such a man should imagine he was without enemies, was to infer that the Spirit of Darkness had ceased to exercise his functions among men.

The romantic interest of the early and irrelate incidents (last night of Troy, &c.) is thrown as an affluent into the general river of the personal narrative, whilst yet the capital current of the epos, as unfolding ihe origin and incunabula of Rome, is not for a moment suffered to be modified by events so subordinate and so obliquely introduced.

It is a great and deepening pool of population accumulating upon the area these predecessors freed, and since fed copiously by affluents from every European community.

AL`IMA, an affluent on the right bank of the Congo, in French territory.

And then, when she unexpectedly found Cadurcis at her side, and listened to the sound of that familiar voice, familiar and yet changed, expressing so much tenderness in its tones, and in its words such deference and delicate respect, existence felt to her that moment affluent with a blissful excitement of which she had never dreamed!

In the year of grace 1327 (thus Nicolas begins) you could have found in all England no couple more ardent in affection or in despair more affluent than Rosamund Eastney and Sir Gregory Darrell.