While I thus lingered drifting with the bergs, in the midst of these gloomy forebodings and all the terrible glacial desolation and grandeur, I suddenly heard the well-known whir of an Ouzel's wings, and, looking up, saw my little comforter coming straight across the ice from the shore.

And as the faithful lover by his loved one's empty seat Knows that the wind of love may change e'er once again they meet, So to this sad foreboding do fancied griefs appear As he who has most cause to love has too most cause for fear.

he did not put her to this trial, only he stood there like a thing of evil omen to mar the joy of this day with fearful foreboding.

Knowing, therefore, the tried danger beneath, I became all the more anxious concerning the developments to be made above, and began to be conscious of a vague foreboding of what actually befell; not that I was given to fear, but rather because my instincts, usually so positive and true, seemed vitiated in some way, and were leading me astray.

During the latter part of the summer of 1793, having passed a month in the Isle of Wight, in view of the fleet which was then preparing for sea off Portsmouth at the commencement of the war, I left the place with melancholy forebodings.

His two friends, however, weighed down with anxiety, and with dismal forebodings as to the result of the coming conflict, were obliged to seek support by informing "Rats" of what was about to take place, and begging him to give them the benefit of his cheering company.

Then all his men Gathered about him in the dusk, nor knew What dim forebodings filled his heart and drew His brows in furrowed care.

When she rose herself in the morning she felt weighed down with anxious foreboding.

Long had its citizens, particularly the better passes, anticipated with sorrowful forebodings what was coming; the senate-house and the administration of the city were left almost exclusively to the leaders of the popular party hostile to Rome.

But he writes under the influence of a year which to him, as to Thucydides, had been filled full of indignant pity and of dire foreboding.

To lie still in the torment of this new experience of wakefulness with its peculiar, half-recognized forebodings, had become unbearable.

And Burke, whose stubborn force made him instinctively impatient of such weakness, lay and contemplated the future with bitter foreboding.

Kate counted upon her father's aid, active or passive; but when her messenger returned from Willard's with word that Mr. Boone had gone from the hotel several days before, she was numb with a dreadful foreboding.

He had a dull foreboding of the end of the night's battle: before he went to it, he clung with a womanish affection to anything belonging to his home, as this Gaunt did.

Notwithstanding all my despondency and evil foreboding at that time, I am now well satisfied that my labor was not all in vain, but that some good did result from it.

I am filled with such horrible forebodings.

Both the cooper and his wife had an instinctive foreboding as to his visit.

But it was all so radically differentbrother and allfrom what she had pictured that she was filled with dismay and not a little foreboding of the future.

The night was dark and rainy; the terrible Leopardo had fulfilled the prophetic forebodings of his rider.

I have a secret foreboding, as if I should never again be master of myself.

So, in spite of the high hopes and feverish unrest for the forward movement, there was a good deal of sober foreboding among the men, who held to the American right to criticise as the Briton maintains his right to grumble.

Touched by a sudden foreboding, I hesitated whether to put off the reading of your letter until I had gone into my room; but I was anxious about your health, and could not wait.

A gloomy reserve, and a sort of uncertain foreboding, have taken possession of every bodyno one ventures to communicate his thoughts, even to his nearest friendrelations avoid each otherand the whole social system seems on the point of being dissolved.

The accident and her yet unrecognized love fill Lasselia's mind with uneasy forebodings.

It had been only the escape-valve for his hypochondriac forebodings of the future, and nothing was farther from his thoughts than having it bear fruit in any such decisive movement on the part of his son.