A narrow path, an ancient one, stretches there, a path untrodden by men, a path I know of.
A narrow path leading so far up will be found round the N.
A narrow path leads to the top of the lofty cliff on which is the chapel of Notre Dame, rebuilt in 1703, commanding a most extensive prospect.
A narrow path leads up to the top in 45 minutes, whence there is an extensive prospect.
The shepherd was kind to him, and bade him beware of one called the Maceman, who guarded a narrow path with a sheer cliff above, and a sheer precipice below.
He was walking in the middle of the day along a narrow path at the crest of a cliff above the sea, when he saw the flickering of a great fire in the blue air, and steam going up from a bronze caldron of water that was set on the fire.
Soon they plunged deeper and deeper into the woods by a narrow path, descending till they reached one branch of the Baraudee, which, foaming and dashing amidst rocks, brawled on its way to the plain.
They saw nothing of the defenders, though from time to time a fatal shot struck the dense mass, and one of their number fell headlong from the narrow path, or sinking down wounded, was thrown over by his comrades.
Night overtook us while we were in a narrow path, bordered on one side by the sea, and on the other by a range of perpendicular rocks.
We traversed the forest by a narrow path, along a rivulet, which rolls foaming over a bed of rocks.
A narrow path led, after many windings, into an open but extremely humid country.
We were assured that in the event of our meeting a jaguar in a narrow path he would spring on the dog rather than on a man.
Next we climbed up a narrow path, so close to the edge that a false step would have precipitated us ten or twelve feet to the rock below.
The perpendicular cliff forms its protection above, and the access from below is by a narrow path, so steep as not to allow of a horse mounting it.
In the evening we rode along a narrow path, parallel with the sea, for two hours and a half.
At two hours and three quarters we had to pass round the bottom of another bay, of red and white sand-stone, where steep rocks advance so close to the water as to leave only a narrow path.
We left the usual road, and turned down a narrow path, which leads to this lake; it was overhung with trees.
The guide led, and we followed, through a narrow path, very little frequented, as the bushes oftentimes nearly took off our hats, and were continually brushing against us the whole way.
The road to it is through the plantation of Paulistas, from whence, after crossing the Paratibi, a narrow path leads to the left through a deep wood for nearly one league.
The ascent was by a narrow path, running straight up the incline, with a deep depression of rough land on the left, and on the right a banana-plantation.
Fifteen minutes later the pedestrians came to a sort of guard-house gateway, built of mud and wattles, across a narrow path.
It was a narrow path, between a perpendicular rock and a precipice, which made even the chamois dizzy.
We walked in a narrow path, single file, separated from each other by our disagreeable companions.
We were in a narrow path, which evidently led towards Athens.
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