And you dove into the small boat, trying to reach the water.

Each made a dive for a paper and each face wore an expression of genuine delight.

He was just by the edge of the rock, almost within reach of my landing net, when, with a last desperate effort to escape, he plunged towards the bottom, made a dive under the rock, the line came against its edge, slipped gratingly for a moment, snapped, and the fish was gone.

With an exclamation of wrath Fletcher made a dive in the direction of the offender, and in a moment the whole gathering was in a state of confusion.

As he switched up the lights it bounded to its feet and dived through the portières with such celerity that he saw little more of it than coat-tails level on the wind.

all three dived at me like a rock and bullets flew by me, cutting my plane, so I pulled up at them, fired, swerved so my gunner could let them have it also and then saw the iron cross flash by, so I knew it was the Huns.

But during the winter, when the stream-banks are embossed in snow, and the streams themselves are chilled nearly to the freezing-point, so that the snow falling into them in stormy weather is not wholly dissolved, but forms a thin, blue sludge, thus rendering the current opaquethen he seeks the deeper portions of the main rivers, where he may dive to clear water beneath the sludge.

Even when they dived from the spring-board they had a certain kind of a way of jumping, they called it the tiger spring, and nobody could get the hang of it.

Frank dived after him quickly.

Finally they dived like rabbits into the forecastle hatch.

How splendid! He struck out with his legs; he struck out with his arms; he dived with his whole body.

He makes you dive out of the Strand to see a beautiful doorway, and out of Fleet Street to admire the Henry room.

[Footnote 9: Korah, Kore, or Kárun, the Dives of his age, was an alchemist.

" How refreshing to dive Below the Billow.

and with a jerk of one long paddle he dives among the weeds.

-So still the Nymphs emerging lift in air 110 Their snow-white shoulders and their azure hair; Sail with sweet grace the dimpling streams along, Listening the Shepherd's or the Miner's song; But, when afar they view the giant-cave, On timorous fins they circle on the wave, 115 With streaming eyes and throbbing hearts recoil, Plunge their fair forms, and dive beneath the soil.

Driven from the brow they settle on the neck, shaken from the neck they dive between the legs, and but for that far-reaching whisk at the end of the tail, they would found a permanent colony on the flanks and defy ejection, like the raiders of Vatersay.

Sett'st her dear life against thy moonstruck thought, And slay'st thy dove on Folly's altar-steps.

23. to dive over head and ears in a cold river, &c. 5613.

The bird dived past his sight into the fathomless abyss of the ocean.

" Tom, grinning, made a lightning-like selection of assistants, and dove down the steep and narrow stairway from the kitchen.

And then the ship went sailing, A-sailing o'er the sea; She dived beyond the setting sun, But never back came she,

Then the pressure on him from without is as water upon the diver; and sooner or later he grows fatigued and comes to the surface to breathe; he is as a flying-fish pursued by sharks below and cruel birds above; and he neither dives as deep nor flies as high as his freer and stronger ancestry.

All this time Roy had kept the Golden Butterfly hovering above the liner, from time to time taking swoops and dives around it like some monstrous sea gull.

Just as he was within hailing distance and about to shout, the figure made a quick dive toward the water and sprang back again with a fish between his paws, and Ted saw that it was a huge bear.