As we were approaching Clear Creek, another tributary of Powder river, we discovered Indians on the opposite side of the creek, some three miles distant; at least we saw horses grazing, which was a sure sign that there were Indians there.

When we got back to camp I found old Brigham grazing quietly and contentedly on the grass.

Much of it during the winter season is semi-bog or swamp land, and at all times affords wonderful grazing for stock.

Although mountain sheep often browse in winter, I saw but few traces of browsing here; probably on the sheer cliff side they always got some grazing.

" [Illustration: "Even Clarissa stopped her grazing long enough to look up."] "You have no right to doubt my sinceritynot yet," she said.

[herdsman], as he was watching his buffaloes grazing.

As the dusk drew down, the horse ceased grazing, sniffed the coming night, and nickered softly.

These men with the herd were friendly to him, for they anticipated his wants by choosing the best grazing, so arranging matters that he reached water daily, and selecting a dry bed ground for him at night.

And they're fencing in the reservation this springthat cuts off a big chunk uh mighty good grazing and winter shelter along all them creeks.

After marching five miles, the advance guard, of which I had the command, discovered six buffaloes grazing at a distance of about two miles from us.

Very often Isadore would take him on his back and carry him down the six flights of stairs,the day of elevators had not dawned,and after he had enjoyed grazing, would bring him back to his garden home.

The illusion was so strong, that I never paused till I felt my forehead graze against the wall and my hands clutch the ground,for there was nobody there to save from falling, as in my foolishness I thought.

He leaned toward us from the height of his tall figure, and examined us so closely that I felt the grazing of his moustachios.

The crop was thus suffered to grow till the latter end of June, and then the corn, with the weeds, was mowed and carried off the land; the ground was then rolled, and at the end of July the grasses were so much grown as to admit good grazing for sheep, which were kept thereon for several weeks.

In the South people sometimes set fires in order to improve the grazing.

Here landing, he beheld oxen grazing of such surpassing size and beauty, that both from them, and from the shape of the island (having three promontories jutting into the sea) he judged rightly that he was come to the Triangular island, and the oxen of the Sun, of which Tiresias had forewarned him.

The girl, on her part, gives expression to her longing for the absent lover in this melancholy song: 'The camel needs good grazing, and dislikes to leave it.

As I was walking in this Solitude, where the Dusk of the Evening conspired with so many other Occasions of Terrour, I observed a Cow grazing not far from me, which an Imagination that is apt to startle, might easily have construed into a black Horse without an Head:

At times it is necessary, for short periods, to prohibit grazing on the Government forest ranges.

He regulates the grazing and prevents injury to the ranges from being overstocked with too many cattle and sheep.

But father rents the grazing from him; same as before, when th' island belonged to Inistow Farm.

4. A portion was kept as common pasture land for those to whom the land had been given or sold, or by whom it was occupied and those who used it paid 'scriptura,' or a tax of so much per head on the beasts, for whose grazing they sent in a return.

The rest of my cattle I got safe on shore, and set them a-grazing in a bowling green at Greenwich, where the fineness of the grass made them feed very heartily, though I had always feared the contrary; neither could I possibly have preserved them in so long a voyage, if the captain had not allowed me some of his best biscuit, which, rubbed to powder and mingled with water, was their constant food.

Just before nightfall he sighted the herd grazing on muskeg moss.

They say that he bent his manners to hersa tamed centaur grazing with a milk-white doe.