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Black geysers of earth, sand, and mud, were spouting from the tortured strip along the river. The earth below was an inferno of flashing, thundering shells. The front! And the drive was on! He glanced up again. The French Spads were still above, a trained, experienced group of war hawks sent up to take care of the "upstairs" fighting while the Americans did the dirty work below.

Let a Norwegian travel in the Southern States, and dare to say a word in objection to slavery! There is nothing of interest between Alten and Hammerfest, except the old sea-margins on the cliffs and a small glacier on the island of Seiland. The coast is dismally bleak and barren. Whales were very abundant; we sometimes saw a dozen spouting at one time.

As has been said, it stood back from the river, and grain for ships was to be carried on belt conveyors running in an inclosed bridge above the railroad tracks to the small spouting house on the wharf.

"They never can go near it; they will be burned alive!" cried the girl, in affright. But the midshipmen watched the tactics of the boats with eyes full of eager comprehension. "They will tackle it somehow, you will see," cried Peter. "See, they are getting round to the leeward of it, and they will lie off till it has finished its most deadly spouting.

The plane was now an incomplete, twisted skeleton, licked through by flames. The crash wagon roared to a stop beside them. "Anybody hurt? Anybody left inside?" Joe shook his head, unable to speak for despairing rage. The fog wagon roared up, already spouting mist from its nozzles.

This was because another boy present half believed it for the moment also. When he described the eerie darkness of the butler's pantry, he shivered involuntarily, and he shut his eyes once ugh! that was because he saw the blood spouting out of the butler.

In his exaltation he began an imaginary article denouncing the Impressionists, spouting it aloud as he went along; so that the passers-by caught a word or two, through the traffic, now and then, and turned to look, astonished, at the handsome, gesticulating fellow in the hansom.

Presently we went down together to the boulders of the river, and watched the steelhead salmon pass on in shadowy battalions as they forced their way inland against the green-stained current, while Alice, whose store of general knowledge was surprising, said meditatively: "Theirs is a weary journey inland from the sea, over shoal, against white rapid, and over spouting fall, toward the hidden valleys among the glaciers and most of them die, don't they, when they get there?

After having told all we could to Peterkin about the Diamond Cave under Spouting Cliff, as we named the locality, we were wending our way rapidly homewards when a grunt and a squeal were borne down by the land breeze to our ears. "That's the ticket!" was Peterkin's remarkable exclamation as he started convulsively and levelled his spear. "Hist!" cried Jack; "these are your friends, Peterkin.

He was a professor of English Literature well, that could mean almost anything, she supposed yet he did not have that way about him. Nearly every professor of English she had ever met and a good many students of literature as well were continually spouting clever quotes gleaned from the works of obscure authors, living and dead they were not particular about that.