1
The roar of the freshet awoke Nan in her bed before daybreak.
2
They leaped in over the table like a freshet over a dam.
3
Yet the freshet rose higher than that, and swept the bridge away.
4
We have had a drought so long we can stand a freshet.
5
Here they washed themselves and drank their fill at the in-falling freshet.
6
What, then, could be the origin of this sudden and singular freshet?
7
It's saved us that much, but the freshet water won't last long.
8
Now the ledges were buried deep under the immense volume of the freshet.
9
One of them occurred in Ohio at the time of a spring freshet.
10
The stream was in a freshet, and not to be waded.
11
Dry beds of streams should be avoided; they are subject to sudden freshet.
12
The street that never sleeps was tonight a human spill-way, churning in freshet.
13
With the added danger of freshet water, the work went on.
14
Therefore, take it altogether, I consider that freshet a capital thing.
15
There is a freshet, and the ferryman was drowned last night.
16
A freshet had to float out thirty million feet of logs.
