LAKE

A large body of water; contained in a tlepre ion of the earth's surface, and supplied from the drain~ge or a more or le extended area. Webster. See Jones v. Lee, 77 Mich. 35, 43 N. W. 855; Ne-pee-nauk Glub v. Wilson, 96 Wis. 290, 71 N. W. 661. The fact that there is a current from a higher to a lower level does not make that a river which would otherwise be a lake; and the fact that a river swells out into broad, pond-lilte sheets, with a current., does not make that a lake which would otherwise be a river. State v. Gilmanton, 14 N. H. 477. LAMANEUB, Fr. In French marine law. A pilot. Ord. Mar. liy. 4, tit. 3. [s. 699]