What you propose to do withwith Adelaide is horrible to me.

For five seconds the three companions stood petrified with horror, not daring to move; then followed another scream, if anything more horrible than the last, and accompanied this time by the clanking rattle of a chain being dragged across the floor.

You too, Edith, and Miss Tredworth; there is nothing at all horrible in it so far.

But with us Germans it is still more terrible, because it is fought out by us with more love for the strife than any other war.' "Does it not sound truly horrible for the greatest benefactor of a nation, which has to thank him for having realized its century-old dream of unity, to say in all calm and as something quite obvious, that his own nation engages in a civil war 'with more love' than any other war?

His shirt was stained, apparently from a wound in his breast, but most horrible of all was a circular, reeking spot on the crown of his head from which the scalp had been stripped.

"No, no," he replied, "it is either as you suggest, a figment of my own diseased brain, and therefore just as horrible as a real apparition; or it is a supernatural visitation.

"At night time the sight was horrible beyond description.

Now that I am writing, let me record that I am certain, there is something horrible about to happen.

Page 28: "It is most horrible with the keen sword to gore the finely fibred human frame," and what follows, pleased me mightily.

It is hard to believe that such things could happen between earth and sky, and they who did them still live; yet the things, hypocritical on one side and sickeningly horrible on the other, were actually done.

We are horrible out of meat.

I didn't buy 'em from the Chinaman that offered, but I come horrible near it.

On hearing and seeing which the old man, as though he were actually present at the transactions which were being named to him, wild with fear, exclaimed, "I implore, I beseech you, my son, by all the ties which unite children to parents, that you will not resolve to commit and to suffer every thing that is horrible before the eyes of a father.

His countenance was horrible at this moment.