I tell you what, Colonel, many a time when I'm pretty well beat and ready to snap at anybody, I've looked at Nig peggin' away like a little man, on a rotten trail, with a blizzard in his eyes, and it's just made me sick after that to hear myself grumblin'.

They remembered one fearful winter, years ago, when most of the families of the little fishing village on the East Harbor had moved far inland to sheltered cabins in the deep woods to escape the cold and the fearful blizzards of the coast.

The gray day broke and found the blizzard at its height.

Look like a blizzard to you, Hillas?" The traveller sat up.

and I watched the oncoming of a blizzard with exceptional beginnings.

122 CHAPTER VII AT DISCOVERY HUT Fitting up the Old HutA Possible Land RouteThe Geological Party ArrivesClothingExceptional GalesGeology at Hut PointAn Ice Foot ExposedStabling at Hut PointWaiting for the IceA Clear DayPancake IceLife at Hut PointFrom Hut Point to Cape EvansA Blizzard on the Sea IceDates of the Sea Freezing. ...

This was more like a mid-winter blizzard than any storm had any business being so early in the season.

He kicked up snow until it flew like a blizzard about him.

Simpson predicts a blizzard within twenty-four hourswe are interested to watch results.

At the third or fourth upward thrust a huge mass plunged through the window, burying them to the waist, and when they looked out they could see the light of day and the whirling blizzard above their heads.

The wind blew quite hard from the N.N.W. on Wednesday night, fell calm in the day, and came from the S.E. with snow as we started to return from our walk; there was a full blizzard by the time we reached the hut.

This tree was destroyed in a blizzard during the winter of 1896.

And now the snow and the cold winds and the fierce blizzards from the north came in earnest, and the ponds and lakes began to freeze over.