...river-stretches, reflecting, here and there, the intense solemnity of the cliffs, and in the centre a dazzling sheet of foam. In the early morning light,...its brilliancy, the rocks seem darker and more wild. The descent of four hundred feet from our stand-point to the level of the river above the falls, has...

...of coniferous trees fringed the brink of the lower cliffs, overhanging the river. Dead barrenness'is the whole sentiment of the scene. The mere suggestion...its brilliancy, the rocks seem darker and more wild. The descent of four hundred feet, from our stand-point to the level of the river above the falls, has...

...the rtver. Dead barrenness is the whole sentiment of tho seene. The mere suggestion of trees elinging here and there along the walls serves rather to heighten than to relieve the forbidding gloom of the plaee. Nor does tho Hashing whiteness, where the river tears itself among tho roeky islands, or rolls...

...foam of the cataract one point of the rock cast a cobalt-blue shadow. Where the river flowed round the western promontory, it was wholly in shadow, and...its brilliancy, the rocks seem darker and more wild. The descent of four hundred feet from our standpoint to the level of the river above the falls has...

...foam of the cataract one point of the rock cast a cobalt-blue shadow. Where the river flowed round the western promontory, it was wholly in shadow, and...than to relieve the forbidding gloom of the place. ISTor does the flashing whiteness, where the river tears itself among the rocky islands, or rolls in...

...around the western promontory, it was wholly in shadow and of a deep sea-green. A scanty growth of trees fringed the brink of the lower cliffs overhanging...its brilliancy, the rocks seem darker and more wild. "The descent of 1,000 feet from our standpoint to the level of the river above the falls has to be...

...sea-green. A scanty growth of coniferous tree-- fringed the brink of the lower cuffs, overhanging the river The mere suggestion of trees clinging here and there...its brilliancy, the rocks seem darker and more wild. The descent of tour hundred feet, from our stand-point to the lev-el of the river above the falls,...