Fierce comes the river down; the crashing wood Gives way, and half it's pines torment the flood; [iv] Fearful, beneath, the Water-spirits call, And the bridge vibrates, tottering to its fall.

' It is to me a positively fearful thought that I might await a reflection as 'And common was the common place, And vacant chaff well meant for grain'.

He asked Quibio some questions concerning his wound, and the affairs of the country, by means of the before-mentioned interpreter, who was exceedingly fearful, as he knew the intentions of the cacique to destroy the Christians, which he thought might easily be done by the great numbers of people in that province, as he had as yet no experience of the strength of our people or the power of their weapons.

For this king was marvellously fearful of death.

When a man will say he hath faith, and in the mean time can be content to be idle and unfruitful in the work of the Lord, can be content to be a dead Christian, let him know that his case is marvelously fearful: for if faith were in him indeed it would appear; ye can not keep your good hearts to yourselves; wherever fire is it will burn, and wherever faith is it can not be kept secret.

But suppose that we think you needlessly fearful.

Still she was nervously fearful lest after all she should not be following the guiding pillar.

President Gompers was plainly fearful that they could not.

"Oh, I wait zo fearful, you kom zo fonny!"

We ought, on the other hand, under the blessings we enjoyed, and under the high sense we entertained of our own dignity as a people, to be proudly fearful, lest other nations should anticipate our design, and obtain the palm before us.

They are slavishly fearful of the spirits of the dead, and a thousand other fancies.

A fire in the country, in the dead of night, to those first awakened to the knowledge of it, is a stealthily fearful, horribly triumphant thing.

Ruth, gentle and yielding, was ever most timidly fearful of being at fault; William, hard and unyielding, was always perfectly certain of being in the right.

But truly the heat wuz fearful, our clothin' stuck to us and prespiration and sweat run down our faces.

" Then all ye fearful folk, dismayed By threatened shortage of supplies, Let not your anxious hearts be swayed By croakers or their dismal cries; But, from Penzance to Galashiels, From Abertillery to Crieff, Remember that "one pound of eels Is better than a loin of beef.

In the doorway appeared a woman's figure; breathless, blindly fearful.