Indeed no storm can be more violent than those of the waterfalls in the midst of which he delights to dwell.

CHAPTER XIII THE WATER-OUZEL The waterfalls of the Sierra are frequented by only one bird,the Ouzel or Water Thrush (Cinclus Mexicanus, SW.).

After crossing the railway line beyond Bizanos, and leaving the pleasant little waterfall on the right, the sun began to pour down on us very fiercely, and all we could do, wedged in as we were, was to appear happy and survey the country.

We prolonged this, by taking the road in question between the poplars up to the village of Montauban itself; but found more interest in the beautiful new church than in the waterfall at the back of the village, which is gained by passing through the good cure's garden, and for which privilege half a franc is charged.

Talisker, Mr. M'Queen, and I, walked out, and looked at no less than fifteen different waterfalls near the house, in the space of about a quarter of a mile[700].

What Waterfall between Lakes Erie and Ontario?

In the little waterfall beyond, nature seems, as she often does, to have made a study for some larger design.

miserable man, woodest-ist thou deny us the ballit?" screemed another femail, as she tore a 2-bushel waterfall from her head, and, wildly swingin it in the air, dirty stockins and old clothes fell into promiscous heeps all about her.

He bounced over miniature waterfalls like a rubber ball.

There was no one waterfall above anotherit was a kind of water in the airthe voice of the air.

They thought it not at all odd, apparently, that a princess of their race should be going to the waterfalls with a foreigner, and they beamed on me to assure me of their interest and understanding.

But the joyful sound of the waterfall across the lake was heard at last, and soon the stars were seen reflected in the lake itself.

At night he could have heard the murmuring waterfall amid a stillness only broken at intervals by the scream of the owl, the clatter of the goatsucker, or the weird barking of the foxes: for not two hundred yards from the house and practically in the garden, is a fox earth that has never been without a litter of, cubs for forty years!

"We went down to Lodore, the scene of the poem, 'How does the Water come Down,' etc., and found it about as large as the other waterfalls around herea little dripping of water among the stones.

I cannot express to you the enchanting effect produced by this Arabian scene of colour as the wind blew aside the great waterfall behind which we stood, and alternately hid and revealed each of these fairy cataracts in irregular succession, or displayed them with various gradations of distinctness as the intervening spray was thickened or dispersed.