Liza, we must not delay an instant longer." II.

Long before the funeral train had reached the top of the altitude.
Ralph had walked over the more rugged parts of the pass, and had satisfied himself that there was no danger to be apprehended on this score.

The ghyll was swollen by the thaw.

The waters fell heavily over the great stones, and sent up clouds of spray, which were quickly dissipated by the wind.

Huge hillocks of yellow foam gathered in every sheltered covelet.