Which preposition to use with hill

of Occurrences 973%

I asked myself; not at once grasping the grim significance of that little hill of ash.

to Occurrences 428%

Strangely enough, the range of low hills to my leftalready mentionedwas not entirely covered with the universal snow; instead, I could see their bare, dark sides showing in several places.

in Occurrences 397%

A few of us had climbed some of the hills in a half-hearted curiosity, but from their summits saw nothing to tempt weariness.

on Occurrences 379%

"The sun hid itself behind the hills on the West, and still he was alone.

at Occurrences 206%

They hire for the season a pair of strong Norman horses that go all day up and down hill at the same regular pace and who get over a vast amount of country.

with Occurrences 205%

The apple orchardwhere Dolly was stung by the beewas set on a fine breezy place at the brow of the hill with the valley in full sight.

near Occurrences 95%

They moved from St. Remy, selling the chateau, and built a house on the top of a green hill near Rouen, quite shut in by big trees, and with a lovely view from the Rond Pointthe highest part of the garden, over Rouenwith the spires of the cathedral in the distance.

for Occurrences 94%

I kept on running, until I reached one of Russell, Major & Waddell's freight trains which I had noticed going over the hill for the west.

from Occurrences 79%

They told me one could see the hills from near at hand, and a boy that I asked said I would get a rare view if I went to the rise beyond the river.

above Occurrences 78%

The mission house where they lived was high on a hill above the town.

beyond Occurrences 66%

"How can I say what a mother should say?" While she spoke he began pacing the apartment, each time, as he came to the double window near which she sat, peering out with a yearning, far-away look toward the river and the red lines of the hills beyond it.

behind Occurrences 57%

They were in the hills behind the town; two miles would bring them into it.

toward Occurrences 48%

Ever and anon she would raise her head and gaze mysteriously in the direction of a cloud of dust which moved slowly over the hill toward the town.

towards Occurrences 48%

We pushed rapidly after them, following them across the North Platte and on through the sand-hills towards the Niobrara; but as they were making much better time than we, the pursuit was abandoned.

by Occurrences 47%

Presently we left the savannah for the woods of the coast, and, dropping down hill by a very meagre path, we came in three hours to a creek of the sea.

into Occurrences 43%

It struck me as extraordinary that Sir Horace should have taken Hill into his service knowing what he was.

like Occurrences 40%

The storm-tones died away, and, turning toward the east, I beheld the countless hosts of the forests hushed and tranquil, towering above one another on the slopes of the hills like a devout audience.

over Occurrences 39%

The more enduring hills over which we rode were vanishing as surely as they, only not so fast, a difference which is great or small according to the standpoint from which it is contemplated.

as Occurrences 28%

But Kaviak daintily skimmed off the syrupy top, and left his mush almost as high a hill as before.

between Occurrences 27%

But it stood on a commanding site at the head of Mountain Hill between the Grand Battery and the Chateau St Louis.

about Occurrences 26%

Each department gave of its best, and from the moment when Beersheba was taken in a day and we secured its water supply, there was never a doubt that the enemy could be kept on the move until we got into the rough rocky hills about Jerusalem.

before Occurrences 26%

We looked carefully over the summits of the hills before exposing ourselves to plain view, and at last we discovered the village, encamped in the sand-hills south of the South Platte river at Summit Springs.

after Occurrences 23%

She declared that she had not gone to Riversbrook to see Hill after the final quarrel with Sir Horace.

around Occurrences 23%

"You haven't informed me who the nabobs are, nor why they choose to be sidetracked in this forsaken stone-quarry," remarked the stranger, eyeing the bleak hills around him in the growing light of dawn.

through Occurrences 20%

The road winds up over the low shore towards Fairlight, ever before one, and at last as one goes up Guestling Hill through a whole long afternoon and reaches the King's Head Inn at sunset, suddenly across the smoke of Hastings one sees Pevensey Level, and beyond, the hills where fell the great fight in which William Duke of Normandy disputed for England with Harold the King.

Which preposition to use with  hill