| And he went to the friars at esker to take it off of him, and they took it off. |
| Ice-contact and glaciofluvial deposits are tens of metres thick and are contained in five north-trending esker ridges. |
| The esker is fully a quarter of a mile long, about thirty feet high, and four rods wide at its base. |
| Locally, thin sheets of gravel may extend the esker aquifer laterally to include aquifers at the contact between sediment and bedrock. |
| This valley was followed from Thonokied Lake to Lac de Gras and the heightof-land was observed where the esker cuts across the valley. |
| I'll be bound he's on the esker, looking afther the sheep, poor crathurs, durin' Andy Connor's illness in the small-pock. |
