Spezia spread below along the sea.

He and Ag could hear them below on the balcony.

Below the cape was a flat stretch beside the sea.

Down below the water showed black between the slits of ties.

Below, the sea was blue with whitecaps running toward Savona.

It was off to one side of the track, below the railway embankment.

On the white below George dipped and rose and dipped out of sight.

He lit it and tossed the match into the fast water below the logs.

Nick walked barefoot along the path through the meadow below the barn.

Below were the hills with oak and chestnut trees, and far away below was the sea.

He looked down at the swirl of water below each leg and tipped up the bottle to get a grasshopper.

Then there was a cutting through red stone and clay, and the sea was only occasionally and far below against rocks.

He thought of the trout somewhere on the bottom, holding himself steady over the gravel, far down below the light, under the logs, with the hook in his jaw.

I looked back as we came out and there was only the sea, and below in the bay, a line of beach with fishing-boats and above, on the side of the hill, a town and then capes far down the coast.

After about four rounds Jack has him bleeding bad and his face all cut up, but every time Walcott’s got in close he’s socked so hard he’s got two big red patches on both sides just below Jack’s ribs.

I would stop fishing at noon to eat my lunch; sometimes on a log over the stream; sometimes on a high bank under a tree, and I always ate my lunch very slowly and watched the stream below me while I ate.

It was just starting to get fall weather and it’s nice country there in Jersey, up in the hills, and after I read the paper through I sat there and looked out at the country and the road down below against the woods with cars going along it, lifting the dust up.

The critic looked up to see Zurito, directly below him, leaning far out over his horse, the length of the pic rising in a sharp angle under his armpit, holding the pic almost by the point, bearing down with all his weight, holding the bull off, the bull pushing and driving to get at the horse, and Zurito, far out, on top of him, holding him, holding him, and slowly pivoting the horse against the pressure, so that at last he was clear.