Then both were afraid, and both were as icily tranquil as the thing upon the bed.

When the rising sun began to redden the ripples on the river Agony's heart once more knew peace, and she lay sleeping quietly, worn out, but tranquil in conscience.

I could not be supposed, therefore, affected and interested as I then was, to be cool and tranquil on this occasion.

With Abu Jahl at its head, and accompanied by slave girls with lutes and tabrets, who were to gladden the eyes and minister to the pleasure of its warriors, the Kureisch army moved on through the desert towards its destined goal; but we are told by a recorder, "dreams of disaster accompanied it, nor was its sleep tranquil for the evil portents that appeared therein."

I had nothing to say to him, when I saw him; it was enough to see how perfectly happy and contented he was,how the proud, restless eyes, that had always looked a challenge to all the world, were now tranquil to their depths.

"Oh, yes," said Tony, the more tranquil of the two.

To be sure, everything was tranquil at present; but now I understood the source of that tranquillity and how soon it must fail.

The latter had fallen asleep, after Ethbert left him; and when he awoke, all was tranquil around him.

And I shall garner in the best fruits of my solicitude when I shall see this people tranquil from without, free within, devoting itself to agriculture and industry under the protection of the laws and their own good conduct, and by its very prosperity rendering justice in my intentions and blessing its destiny.

She sat smiling, tranquil among the cries of her offspring.

Before us was the lovely bay, scarcely yet tranquil after the storm, but dotted with canoes and the boats of the fishermen already getting out their nets for the trout and whitefish, those treasures of the deep.

As Miss Cushman had stood sponsor for him, she having been a pupil of the real Rarey, his confession was a mortification which she visited on my head, but as it disarmed her I was tranquil over the consequences.

And yet I had been quite tranquil about you, for you have a well-balanced mindyou have a good, little, round, clear, solid headpiece, as I have often told you.

The exasperated commons refused to attend the consular elections: Titus Quinctius and Quintus Servilius were elected consuls through the influence of the patricians and their dependents: the consuls had a year similar to the preceding, disturbed at the beginning, and afterward tranquil by reason of war abroad.