Usage examples (10)

• It is nine miles up the Nigua above San Cristobal, following the ordinary horse-trail, or six miles to the neai'est point
• In the savana the horse-trail is worn sometimes a foot deep into the ash-gray calcareous claystone, here occasionally seamed with white sti-eaks of earthy lime.
• Its bed was covered with small pebbles, and a horse-trail upon these was scarcely to be followed, as the track only displaced the pebbles, leaving no "sign" that could...
• Weaponless, desperate, stinging and aching from his superficial wounds and bruises, he had circled the forest slopes along deer-paths, crossed two canyons, and begun to descend...