There are little intervales along the river, where hay is cut and corn grown, but the region is not much cleared, and the stock browse about in the forest.
They had come to the crown of the hill, and stood looking over the intervales to the purple mountains.
I heartily wish that the flat clay intervales of Western Vermont could have a fair trial of the virtues of liming.
It may be that it is advisable to be content with a smaller proportion of timber in the Prairie States and the broad, fertile intervales which embosom most of our great rivers for at least a part of their course; but I doubt it.
Over the vivid green of the intervales their black shadows drifted swiftly and noiselessly, first turning the light on, then off again, with magical effect.
But now from these masses of hard rock let us turn once more to the valley, where the rich intervales spread an exhaustless feast for the eye.
According to Farmer, the intervales here were formerly resorted to by the Indians for hunting and fishing.
Indian hunting lodge which afforded us a tolerable shelter from the rain, which continued by intervales throughout the night.
Countrey, Lands tolerably Good; Comminced raining at 5 oClock and continued by intervalesthe greater part of the night.
Continued at intervalesall day tho not hard in the evenig Saw a Bear on the bank but Could not get a Shoot at it.
Now she would be transported to new horizons where multicolored suns battened on intervales of unsuspected charm, now she would be tossed into the opacity of an abyss where there would not be so much as a goaf for resting-place.
It had beckoned me to pleasant places; when I reached them the meadows disappeared, the intervales were quagmires, and the palace I had espied was a prison, with a sword for bolt.
A breakfast of boiled spawn, and on trail at sunrise; travelled rapidly down the grassy intervales of Boisais; passed many small groves of timber.
I noticed merely that it was, like the intervales of Bear River, covered with bunch-grass, which the thirsty suns of summer had dried to hay.
Eighteen miles to-day over the barren intervales of the river.
Nearly all our great intervales might be irrigated immensely to the profit of their cultivators.
These Conway intervales of the Saco were the Indian valley of Pequawket, and its people have long been known as the Pigwackets.
This was one of the chain of forts built in the middle eighteenth century to defend the Puritan coast towns from French and Indian raids, and large Indian settlements formerly occupied the broad intervales in the neighborhood.
The slopes and intervales were very green where they were not yellow, and there were terraces of grape, glittering cliffs, and a sky of troubled blue, wadded with little gold-edged clouds.
Only occasionally were there intervales of grass, and the miserable herbage was saltweed, resembling pennyroyal.
Now they are covered with rich verdure upon which thousands of cattle feed, and in the intervales are to be seen some of the finest fruit-farms in the region of the central plains.
They passed across the street in this manner, and then went down over the intervales toward the river.
Here the road departs from the river bank, and passes among fertileintervales between that point and Wilkesbarre.
The eastern margin is the termination of the pleasant slopes and beautiful intervales between the Green Mountains and the lake, cultivated and wooded alternately to the water's verge.
The rich intervales presented the appearance of cultivation for many generations, * and the farms, and orchards, and gardens bespoke a degree of comfort and refinement that would be creditable to any civilized community.
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