| Thou hast broken from the hills that enchained thee, and now rollest far and free, cleaving a wide way through thine own alluvion. |
| I examined the contents with great care and found a few grains of gold in the alluvion! |
| As the alluvion is carried on, the slope of the stream will become steeper and steeper the higher one goes. |
| The cypress begins near the mouth of the Ohio and spreads through the alluvion portions of the Lower Valley. |
| We concluded that it would be consistent with the doctrines of alluvion and avulsion if ownership of the land in question was not affected by reclamation. |
| A fertile river which has always borne alluvion and culture, stones and history helping to write as one, the different river-side territories. |
