crevasse

There was a crevasse which was called the "Enfer du Plogoff."

Come to me on the edge of the crevasse nearest the place of most destruction!

The German wishes he had dropped the Frenchman into the crevasse.

The crevasse through which it issues is wild and romantic in the extreme.

It was a stony smile, humorless as a crevasse in a rock-face.

Just then a row-boat came to the crevasse, and fearlessly headed into the opening.

We had entered the rapid current that swept into the crevasse.

When we came abreast of the crevasse, we could see through it to the country beyond.

I watched the edge of the crevasse, but I could not see that we either gained or lost.

She stopped a little while at the crevasse, I am told, but finding she could do no good, she went on.