Title: A Hilltop on the Marne Author: Mildred Aldrich Release Date: February 9, 2004

Thin tissues detached themselves and hung like a frayed hem, lengthening, streaming to the hilltops in the west.

At the east end, where the porphyry crag juts out from the hilltop to a height of about twenty feet, full advantage has been taken of this naturally strong position.

When Jesus of Nazareth proclaimed its potency from the hilltops of Palestine he gave to mankind the key to health and heaven, and earned the title of "Savior of the World."

Or maybe he seeks a hilltop for a view of the fields that lie below patched in many colors, as though nature had been sewing at her garments and had mended the cloth from her bag of scraps.

In spite of her half-hysterical protests, the next week saw her ready to depart for Hilltop with Miss McClough, who was to take the journey with her.

When Raimondi, the first scientist to penetrate Vilcabamba, reached Pucyura, no one thought to tell him that on the hilltop opposite the village once lived the last of the Incas and that the ruins of their palaces were still there, hidden underneath a thick growth of trees and vines.

Every fair night after that they practiced with their wings, and at the end of a month they felt as safe in the air as on the ground, and could skim over the hilltops like birds.

He had already seen the towers of Verneuil from the hilltops behind them and indicated.

The moon rose over the forest on the hilltop beyond the stream, and he stretched his limbs and smiled at it in drowsy content.

I think I forgot to tell you in my letter of last week that the people drummed out of the towns on the other side of the Marne, that is to say, the near-by towns, like those in the plain, and on the hilltops from which the Germans were driven before the 10thbegan to return on that night; less than a fortnight after they fled.

Then from the grove on the hilltop above her, came the sound of the loveliest music she had ever heard.

As he walked along and saw the sheep and goats feeding on the hilltops near his own town, he chanced to think of Apollo and of the last words that he had heard him say: "When you need my help, let me know.