bowlder

The girl raised her eyes above the level of the bowlder's top.

He hid behind a great bowlder and fell to listening.

And leave a note anchored in the crack of that big bowlder by the spring, telling the news.

The white man looked from behind the bowlder.

I was seventy yards off, then, and scrambling up a great bowlder at the roadside.

Then she went back and sat down against the bowlder, waiting, with the sublime patience of her kind, for Ramon.

It was like throwing pebbles at the bowlder in the Malad, the day before.

The man behind the bowlder drew a fine sight on the buck who appeared to be the leader of the renegades.

At the crest of the great bowlder he halted to cast a backward glance toward the city.

Two of the three men drew quickly behind a great bowlder, the third behind another upon the opposite side of the road.

Once there, he drew up one of his blacks, and in this way the entire party was finally landed in safety upon the bowlder's top.

Shoz-Dijiji, calling his warriors together, circled away from the bowlder behind which the two were crouching.

They all think Eddie is dead when he was captured by Bowlder, a ruthless leader of a secret organization.

It was nearly noon when he reached the great bowlder at the top of which terminated the secret passage to the pits beneath the city.

Up this pathway Tarzan hastened, and at its upper end came out upon the rough top of a huge granite bowlder.

When the "bowlder" was in position, Winifred and Fore-mole hugged each other tightly.

The bowlder is not visible.

Finally the queen was under much longer than ever before, and when she rose she came alone and swam sleepily toward her bowlder.

I awoke rested but hungry, and pushing the bowlder aside crawled out upon the little rocky shelf which was my front porch.

Instantly there was projected upon the screen of memory a sun scorched canyon, bowlder strewn, through which wound a dusty wagon road.

Dancret, upon whom the wine seemed to have had little effect, settled down on a bowlder just beyond the fire and began his watch, rifle at readiness.

In such case the light rays stream over that something as water in a swift brook streams over a submerged bowlder.

Applehead, safe behind a bowlder, pulled off his greasy, gray Stetson and polished his bald head disconcertedly.

The opening was comparatively small, so that after considerable effort I was able to lug up a bowlder from the valley below which entirely blocked it.

At the summit of the canyon's western wall a young Apache brave crouched hidden beneath a grey blanket that, from the canyon's bottom, looked but another bowlder.