ice-gorge

“But the boat was perilously near the ice-gorge, which growled and wrestled and over-topped it a bare dozen feet away.”

CHAPTER 24

“Winter as well as summer the work went on; and the task of cutting out a vessel wrecked in an ice-gorge, or of raising one from beneath the ice, must have been as trying as walking the river bottom in search of a wreck.”

James B. Eads

“All at once his face brightened, and he slapped his round, tight thigh with a noise like the rending of an ice-gorge.”

In the Valley

“A few scenes, evidently painted on the spot and in dire distress; a drop-curtain depicting an utterly impracticable roseate ice-gorge in the ideal Alaska, and four footlights, constituted the sum total of the properties.”

Over the Rocky Mountains to Alaska

“Up to this time it had not given way, and had become the cause of an ice-gorge that every moment grew more threatening.”

Nature's Serial Story

“Ermigit seemed to have guessed rightly, for after clambering up the ice-gorge referred to until he gained a high ledge or plateau, he began regularly to stalk the birds with the sly patience of a cat.”

Red Rooney The Last of the Crew