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1. 2Chr: 32:30: This same Hezekiah also stopped the upper watercourse of Gihon, and brought it straight down to the
2. It was still at least a mile to the line of trees at the next watercourse
3. After that they limped to the watercourse and found a late Noonsleep
4. They followed the watercourse north-northeast a short Afternoonday of just a few miles at the most, but camped where it was just a trickle for the dark
5. watercourse Jean and his fellow pilgrims had encountered
6. industrial buildings and modest new estates, plus a watercourse that at first couldn't decide if it was a brook or a drain but soon became wider and
7. the route of the first man-made watercourse to
8. The watercourse itself was still there, on
9. The watercourse itself was best
10. A rock slide a thousand years ago must have blocked this arm of the watercourse
11. 25 Who has divided a watercourse for the overflowing of waters, or a way for the lightning of thunder;
12. The little watercourse was almost completely hidden by the plants, and only it’s faint sound and occasional reflected glint among the stems revealed it
13. Another old watercourse, that had in the ancient past eroded a small section of the ridge, had allowed the floodwaters to again intrude into the somewhat higher level of the valley floor, widening into a shallow lake covering the dry eastern portion
14. Below them the moonlight had started its march east across the lowland, revealing a wide rock-strewn watercourse stretching out from the base of the ridge
15. It welled up anew, continuing its spread behind the rocky outcropping overflowing it all along the length of the ridge like a gigantic waterfall, while a huge watercourse carved its way along the northern footing of the ridge
16. A thin line of palms beckoned like an arrow up a dry watercourse, with the subtle promise of water just below the surface
17. Another old watercourse, that
18. across the lowland, revealing a wide rock-strewn watercourse stretching out from the base of
19. On the far side of the watercourse, gouged by many large holes across its surface, a low ridge
20. watercourse carved its way along the northern footing of the ridge
21. up a dry watercourse, with the subtle promise of water just below the surface
22. watercourse, and had used the maps on the ship to locate all of
23. watercourse nearby, and that if I ventured away from it I would
24. I then told him what we needed, a stronghold for the people, his face lit up and he said he knew of just the place, while following a mountain lion’s tracks he came upon it’s lair, or so he thought, on entering the cave he found no lion, so he ventured to the back of the cave, hoping for a puma pelt, what he found was that the cave was in fact an ancient watercourse that had gouged a tunnel completely through the mountain, coming out of the tunnel into the sunlight he found himself in a huge valley, two or three miles long, with a huge lake fed by fresh sparkling mountain water
25. He even took the long way around, along the murmuring watercourse to the reed-
26. Water was dashing upon the rocks as it flowed downwards through the watercourse, drops of water splashing, like falling stars, brightly glistening
27. Gutter: Where the outcasts live: or, a watercourse
28. The Sinai has no permanent watercourse and very little rainfall especially in the south
29. watercourse, creating a delicate sense of solitude and tranquillity
30. Look here, Watson! There is a watercourse across the moor
31. We picked up the track and followed it onwards for some distance; but soon the moor rose into a long, heather-tufted curve, and we left the watercourse behind us
32. "My way ran down a dried-up watercourse, which we hoped would screen me from the enemy's sentries; but as I crept round the corner of it I walked right into six of them, who were crouching down in the dark waiting for me
33. He could not get up at the brutes and he had nothing to shoot with; but looking about he saw that in this place there were many stones lying in what appeared to be a now dry little watercourse
34. Where this underground watercourse came forth from the hillside there was a water-gate
35. Watercourse search takes in all the tributaries, using the main stream as base-line
36. We picked up the track and followed it onward for some distance, but soon the moor rose into a long, heather-tufted curve, and we left the watercourse behind us
