But no sooner were we back in our bunks than he began it again, and such was the turmoil of our nerves that day found us sitting wan about a fire, hugging our knees.

What would you not have done when you got arms and soldiers, considering that you occasioned so many and so great instances of turmoil in your consulship as a result of these elaborate antitheses, which you have made your specialty, of which alone you were master.

Great chunks of green water came hurtling over the rail, thundering down upon us till The Waif was buried in a boiling turmoil from which she would leap and shake herself, only to be pulled down again when the next sea fell upon us.

Chaucer, thus reduced, and weary of the perpetual turmoils at court, retired to Woodstock, to enjoy a studious quiet; where he wrote his excellent treatise of the Astrolabe; but notwithstanding the severe treatment of the government, he still retained his loyalty, and strictly enjoined his son to pray for the king.

During the intervals between public or private wars,when the Turks were unmolested, the crescent and the dragon left in harmless composure, and no Christians were in mortal turmoil with each other,it is little wonder that restless knights went forth from their loneliness errant in quest of adventures.

Cuba had been in a state of turmoil for a long time, and the continual reports of outrages on the people of the island by Spain greatly aroused the Americans.

Lister knew the vapor was phosphorescent spray, flung up by the turmoil on the bar, through which they must go.

CHAPTER XXII THE ATLAS VERTEBRA Johnnie hurried downstairs, in a mental turmoil out of which there swiftly formed itself the resolution to go herself and if possible overtake or find Shade and her stepfather.

" Now all this time, while everything was in turmoil about him, Sir Stephen had been standing in proud and scornful silence.

Now that there was no activity to distract her maddening thoughts once more paced in turmoil through her brain.

At dawn he lit the fire himself, made breakfast, and woke the others, and by seven they were well on their way back to the home campthree perplexed and afflicted men, but each in his own way having reduced his inner turmoil to a condition of more or less systematized order again.

I have it on my heart, close pressed; but it doth keep that it lieth on in turmoil by such proximity.

Spray blew about the boats and the crested seas broke in foaming turmoil against the towed vessel's side until she drew in behind the Isleta.

The Anglesey shore was fringed by reefs, the tide-races ran in white turmoil across the ledges.