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If the reader will look 支援する for a moment to the Abingdon, with its respectable country house, 安全な and slow 運送／保菌者's waggon, decent church spire, and nearly motionless river, and then re-turn to this 雪崩／（抗議などの）殺到, he will see the 範囲 of Turner's sympathy, from the quietest to the wildest of 支配するs. We saw how he sympathized with the 怒り／怒る and energy of waves: here we have him in sympathy with 怒り／怒る and energy of 石／投石するs. No one ever before had conceived a 石／投石する in flight, and this, as far as I am aware, is the first 成果／努力 of 絵 to give inhabitants of the lowlands any idea of the terrific 軍隊s to which Alpine scenery 借りがあるs a 広大な／多数の／重要な part of its character, and most of its forms. Such things happen oftener and in quieter places than travellers suppose. The last time I walked up the Gorge de Gotteron, 近づく Fribourg, I 設立する a cottage which I had left 安全な two years before, 減ずるd to just such a heap of 後援s as this, by some two or three トンs of sandstone which had fallen on it from the cliff. There is nothing 誇張するd in the picture; its only fault, indeed, is that the 雪崩／（抗議などの）殺到 is not vaporous enough. In reality, the smoke of snow rises before an 雪崩／（抗議などの）殺到 of any size, に向かって the lower part of its 落ちる, like the smoke from a broadside of a ship of the line.
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