At the precise moment when Hurry committed this act of unthinking cruelty, the canoe of Judith was within a hundred feet of the spot from which the Ark had so lately moved.
The high banks might have been a hundred feet asunder; but, on the western side, a small bit of low land extended so far forward as to diminish the breadth of the stream to half that width.
The greater number consisted merely of a ring of red scoriae or slags, cemented together: and their height above the plain of lava was not more than from fifty to a hundred feet; none had been very lately active.
The Master caught it from his hand and flung it a hundred feet away, into the center of a clump of lilacs.
The Mistress, deposited at the front veranda, chirped to Lad; and started across the lawn toward the chrysanthemum bed, a hundred feet away.
But he did not go within a hundred feet of the fire.
The sun illuminated it, and threw a rainbow from it a hundred feet long, upon the white and green dome of chestnut-trees near.
It stands upon a peninsula, round which the Aar, a hundred feet below, rapidly flows; and one has on nearly every side very pretty views of the green basin of hills which rise beyond the river.
Beyond rises a precipice; and, at its foot, men and boys were quarrying stone, which workmen raised a couple ofhundred feet to the platform above with a windlass.
I ran forward and had the downhaul of the flying jib all in and fast as we slipped by the boat a hundred feet to leeward.
And before the wind we were, and leaping, when Johnson, easing his sheet at imminent peril, cut across our wake a hundred feet away.
From the deck to the truck of the maintopmast is something over a hundred feet, while the foremast with its topmast is eight or ten feet shorter.
Sometimes it swam down as deep as fifty or a hundred feet, and then, still struggling to escape the surface, struggled involuntarily to the surface.
Slingerland led by perhaps a hundred feet, far over to the left, and he was wholly out of range.
His later surveys make over one hundred feetgrade to the mile.
Foot by foot the soldiers let the rope slip, until probably two hundred had been let out, and there were scarcely a hundred feet left.
To the south-west, not very far from the house, and to the left of the road leading to San Pablo, lies the Llanura de Imuc, a valley of dolerite more than a hundred feet deep.
When I revisited the same lake in February, I found its waters so greatly fallen that they had left a circular belt of shore extending all around the lake, in most places nearly a hundred feet broad.
When, now and again, the gusts of wind made rifts in the vapor, we perceived on the northern corner of the plateau several rocky columns at least a hundred feet high, which had hitherto withstood both storm and eruption.
These trees reach a hundred feet in height, and present, by the beauty of their corolla, and the multitude of their stamens, a magnificent appearance.
These trees are more than one hundred feet high; the wood is yellow, resinous, almost incorruptible in water, and has a very agreeable smell.
On a rock more distant from the shore, and called Tecoma, the symbolic figures are found, it is said, at the height of a hundred feet.
In the morning we rode a mile and a half through the woods and followed up a small stream to see the celebrated pools, one of which the Judge said was two hundred feet deep, and another bottomless.
Their great stems, some of them fully a hundred feet in diameter, attested their prodigious height, which I could only guess at, since at no point could I penetrate their dense foliage above me to more than sixty or eighty feet.
After we had crawled in this disgusting fashion for a matter of a couple of hundred feet we were halted by our escort.
The way wound through enchanted parks to a mighty wall that towered a hundred feet in air.
They looked around and saw him in the water not a hundred feet away, puffing and blowing like a porpoise.
Regardless of the danger, Tom flew across the deck to where there was a life-preserver, attached to a hundred feet of small, but strong, rope.
Slowly, but surely, the craft drew closer to the Rover boys, until it was less than a hundred feet off.
Fine groves of mature trees, ninety to a hundred feetin height, are growing near the base of Mount Conness.
It is from sixty to over a hundred feet high in front, with a slope of about thirty-eight degrees.
It was growing on the edge of Lake Hollow, north of Mount Hoffman, at an elevation of 9250 feet above the level of the sea, and was probably about a hundred feet in height.
Near the bottom the width of the fall has increased from about twenty-five feet to a hundred feet.
According to Marvin Miles, this White Sands saucer had been over a hundred feet long.
After improving their remote-control system, which used both radio and radar, they had built disks up to a hundred feet in diameter.
Even before release, the partially inflated gas bags are almost a hundred feet tall.
The mass that fell measured between two and a half and three miles in length by one thousand feet in width, and its average thickness is thought to have been about a hundred feet.
Tetens declares," says Kohl, "that in some places the dikes have gradually sunk to the depth of sixty or even a hundred feet.
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