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Susquesus proceeded a short distance from the hut, quitting the knoll entirely, until he reached lower land, where a foot-print would be most likely to be visible, when he commenced a slow circuit of the place, with eyes fastened on the earth, as the nose of the hound follows the scent.
"I am like thee, O, Night, dark and naked; I walk on the flaming path which is above my day-dreams, and whenever my foot touches earth a giant oak tree comes forth." "Nay, thou art not like me, O, Madman, for thou still lookest backward to see how large a foot-print thou leavest on the sand."
At early dawn they scrutinized the surrounding plain, to discover whether any enemies had been lurking about during the night; not a foot-print, however, was to be discovered in the coarse gravel with which the plain was covered. Hunger now began to cause more uneasiness than the apprehensions of surrounding enemies.
For this is the initiative of the great inquiry into 'the WRESTLING INSTANCES, and the 'instances of PREDOMINANCE' in general, 'such as point out the predominance of powers, compared with each other, and which of them is the more energetic and SUPERIOR, or more weak and INFERIOR'; and though this class of instances is valued chiefly for its illustration of another in this system of learning, where things are valued in proportion to their usefulness, they are not sought for as similitudes merely; they are produced by one who regards them as 'the same footsteps of nature, treading in different substances, and leaving the foot-print of universal axioms; and this is a class of instances which he particularly recommends to inquiry.
Ah! here the tide has come we can see no farther." "But why should she have gone with them?" came, after a moment, Sir Adrian's voice out of the darkness. "Surely that is strange and yet ... Yes, that is indeed her foot-print in the sand." "And if your honour will look to sea, he will perceive the ship's lights yonder, upon the water.
Though strongly impressed with the belief that the captives had early been put beyond the reach of suffering, he had neglected no duty, which tenderness to his sorrowing partner, parental love, or Christian duty, could require at his hands. The Indians had retired on the crust of the snow, and with the thaw every foot-print, or sign, by which such wary foes might be traced, had vanished.
"Crusoe recoiling from the foot-print, Achilles shouting over against the Trojans, Ulysses bending the great bow, Christian running with his fingers in his ears; these are each culminating moments, and each has been printed on the mind's eye for ever."
The foot-print pointed towards the Slide not away from it. "That's only one, Mike, and you said there were three!" exclaimed Anne, triumphantly. "Tree hoss go by see." Mike pointed out three different kinds of horse-shoe imprints. "One hoss carry pack an' go lame. Two hoss all light." "How do you know he is lame and maybe he isn't packed," Eleanor said.
Flocks of gray pigeons were startled from their roosts by our passing; and little doves were plentiful; great hawks and small eagles were seen in pairs, hovering high in the air. We passed several little ranches, to one of which the name of El Zapato is given from a foot-print which is said to be painted on the rocks at that point.
Wolver Ryder often hunted in that country, and before long, he came across a five-and-one-half-inch track, the foot-print of a giant Wolf.
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