By the side of a little rivulet Gernois called the midday halt.

So that we miss nothing-noteven a little rivulet in a field-side

Darkness was coming, so he ran back to the little rivulet.

Here the little rivulet, deeply encased, bore a fine growth of snowy water-lilies.

When tongues wag, a little rivulet is often described as a mountain torrent.

Beside a little rivulet they found the girl's horses grazing.

The little rivulet of blood had thickened into a stream.

At first the hunters followed the little rivulet that ran from the spring and vley.

The water was turned from the little rivulet running down to the Somme into the moat.

A little rivulet, which runs through the middle of the town, led me to its entrance.

Finally, giving me his hand to help me spring over a little rivulet that crossed our way.

Our stores being completed we proceeded along the course of the little rivulet of Buree, towards the Lachlan.

This Thermodon, they say, is a little rivulet here in our country in Chaeronea, running into the Cephisus.

The first little rivulet that trickled forth from their lipping fulness would be the signal of their destruction.

The bed over which this little rivulet flowed was stony, and yet no stones were to be seen.

The course of a little rivulet, which meanders through it in summer, was apparent, even though covered with snow.