Adam sketched each little canyon in his book, listed its identifying features.

They ate lunch in a little canyon opening north and south.

Well, the spring is just at the foot of that in a little canyon.

Dismounting, he drew the rifle out of the sheath and started toward the little canyon.

Catapult after catapult was dragged to the lip of the little canyon, until six of them bore upon the target.

The little canyon was stifling with heated resinous odors, and the decaying driftwood on the Bar sent forth faint, sickening exhalations.

But I held the herd in a little canyon for a couple of hours while he got old Nelson off the scent.

Outside of De Chelly, and independent of it, there is a little canyon about 4 miles long, called Tse-on-i-tso-si by the Navaho.

As they entered the little canyon from the north, Jimmie halted and settled back on a rock, his hand on Teddy's shoulder.

Blazing branches were falling, all about; the air was two hundred in the shade; and in that little canyon the rocks seemed red-hot.

The little canyon lay in perfect quiet, except for the chattering of the line of boys stretched out along its leafy woodland trail.

Dawn found them high in the range, in a little canyon, sweet with a tiny spring about which grew mesquite and bear grass.

At one place our course led us through a little canyon about two miles long, and scarcely more than two hundred feet deep.

The blasting, we learned later, was at some coal mines, several miles up this little canyon, which bore the name of Warm Creek Canyon.

When I get old, fellows, I'm going to find me some such a little canyon as this and live out my life in it.

Two or three times that morning Jimsy tried the experiment of raising a hat on a rifle barrel above the top of the little canyon.