He felt a strange foreboding that all was not right, and that Giles Peram had some deep scheme on foot.

He confided only to Carron his gloomy foreboding that he would never reach Albany, so disheartened were both the men by the prospect.

"We are ready, Lieutenant Stewart," called Pennington, and I shook my forebodings from me as I strode back toward him.

Something in his gaze when he said good night to her, gave her a momentary foreboding, though she told herself on the way up to the tent she was to share with Sylvia that this was nothing but the scare that alwa

In the sweet face of the mother there speaks a sorrowful foreboding mixed with its tenderness, as if she knew the world into which the Saviour was born, and foresaw the path in which he was to tread.

" It must be confessed that at lunch the newcomer justified the Doctor's worst forebodings.

The streets we passed were crouded with people, whose silent consternation and dismayed countenances increased our forebodings, and depressed the little courage we had yet preserved.

So it happened that the Marshall children heard no forebodings about the future, but only heated statements of what seemed to their father the right of a teacher to say what he believed.

But for many hours there was no sign of the boats, and the crew of the Dolphin began to entertain the most gloomy forebodings regarding them.

We have seen time gradually dispel every unfavorable foreboding and our Constitution surmount every adverse circumstance dreaded at the outset as beyond control.

but too truly expressed the deep forebodings of her heart.

There were rumors of war in the air, and my heart was heavy for my country, but I forgot all my forebodings as we drew up before the majestic steps of St. Peter's, for I felt that something would happen to avert disaster from our shores and keep my country safe and victorious.

The night was dark and rainy; the terrible Leopardo had fulfilled the prophetic forebodings of his rider.

Yet, however bitter his self-reproach, however gloomy his forebodings, he did not lose his presence of mind.

It was a slight thing, but enough to intensify that shapeless foreboding against which he had been struggling throughout his journey.

In one or two utterances, though he doubtless felt the expedience of reserve, he intrusted his forebodings to Miss Burney, and declared that Streatham was lost to him for ever.

" In Othello, on the other hand, the most modern of all his plays, Shakespeare had recourse neither to outward boding, nor to inward foreboding, but planted a plain finger-post in the soil of human nature, when he made Brabantio say "Look to her, Moor, if thou hast eyes to see: She has deceived her father, and may thee.

Dr. Bond, on some other occasion afterward, said that he did not like Franklin's forebodings.

Once clear of the shadows, I seemed to overcome the forebodings of danger, that had so oppressed me in the cañon; and, in a few moments, the unpleasant sensations produced by the echo, entirely disappeared.

He saw in it a demonstration of the powers ranked against him and the principalities he had to combat; he felt, in face of it, how weak, how poor, how insignificant he was; and at one time despaired, and at another was in a frenzy, at one time wearied Julia with prophecies of treachery, at another poured his forebodings into the more sympathetic bosom of the elder woman.

The scientific reading in which we indulge as a relaxation from severer studies had raised dim forebodings.

Only in quiet conversation in his own mess did he reveal the forebodings which made his soul gloomy.

But though she smiled, a curious foreboding and a sort of fear seized upon her.

She told herself she was glad to hear Ann laughing; and yet each time the happy little laugh stirred that elusive foreboding in the not usually apprehensive soul of Katie Jones.

They never parted without her looking after him with a sigh, and then turning to her school, or whatever work or reading she had on her hand, she would strive to suppress her heart's forebodings.