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1
The disease advances, however, along the high roads and
navigable
rivers
.
2
On the coasts, and up the estuaries of the
navigable
rivers
?
3
The South was cut in every quarter by
navigable
rivers
.
4
At first the margins of nature's highways, the
navigable
rivers
and lakes, were cleared.
5
Among the
navigable
rivers
are those of Coatzacoalcos, San Juan, Tonto, Papaloapam, Tuxpam, Casones.
6
They possessed strong walls and were in general encouraged by the presence of two
navigable
rivers
.
7
It is a land of vast forests, of fertile soil, of rich minerals, of
navigable
rivers
.
8
This is remarkable, since not less than fifty-seven large
navigable
rivers
contribute to swell its waters.
9
How many
navigable
rivers
did he step across?
10
By no means; those which are placed at the entrance of harbours and
navigable
rivers
are defensive.
11
These
navigable
rivers
aggregate 5500 miles, and the navigable canals over 3100 miles.
12
The wearing down of the rocks which impede the rapids of
navigable
rivers
,
is one of this class.
13
It would have been a wide expanse of cornfield, orchard and meadow, intersected by
navigable
rivers
and canals.
14
How many
navigable
rivers
did he step across? He began to count on those long fingers of his.
15
Sicily and Crete, apart from the fact that they do not stand in tidal water, have no
navigable
rivers
.
16
A glance at the map of Virginia shows to what a remarkable degree it is intersected by
navigable
rivers
.
navigable
rivers
navigable
river