With the sensing came the realization of peril, so great that I did not stop to wonder at the uncanniness of my visitors. |
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T' this the lad was listenin' like a caribou o' the barrens scentin' peril. |
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Immediately after escaping from this peril, a still greater one had befallen him. |
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But nevertheless he could not leave it behind since it was for this he had incurred his present peril. |
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Finally, he strewed leaves, and bent grass, until no least gleam of metal betrayed the masked peril of the trail. |
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My peril in this palace is as great as in the room of a terrestrial detective. |
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To all appearance he was secure in his inheritance and buttressed against any peril. |
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But the cashless, unsusceptible Mule stands in no peril of such baleful self-deception. |
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The men knew their deadly peril, knew that the tip of the wand in the death angel's hand was brushing their cheeks. |
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The Shirt-tail battalion and the bluegrass battalion stood in peril of decimation in their maiden engagement. |
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He must sadden the heart of this creature of joy that he might keep her body safe from peril. |
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In this mortal peril the father determined to offer sedna to the birds and flung her overboard. |
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If thou wilt not postpone the duma, then the peril will be upon thine own head! |
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The sickening sensation of impending peril held the girl as the emergency brake squealed. |
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On a craft like this every man instinctively knows what should be done in any moment of escapable peril. |
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We are not neglecting the safeguards provided by peril points, an escape clause, or the National Security Amendment. |
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Whilst still a mere lad, Dost, by his courage and sagacity, delivered fatah from more than one imminent peril. |
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The flesh fly's maggots, though incomparable liquefiers, know nothing of this peril, even in a puddle of carrion broth. |
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Not only was such an act sacrilegious in its nature, but it was fraught with peril. |
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He did not peril his prows beyond the shoals which environed the entrance to his harborage. |
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The teredo or shipworm was a serious peril in the days before the sheathing of ships. |
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Hatteras could think of nothing but the Doctor, and of the serious peril which threatened him. |
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All three huzzaed loudly, and for a moment forgot the peril of their position. |
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The latter, although fully alive to the imminency of the peril, lost not her composure at this trying moment. |
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Seeing, then, the imminency of the peril in which you stand, you will do well to avoid it while there is yet time. |
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It was an impish trick, and it brought him unwittingly into peril of his soul. |
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An inexplainable instinct sometimes warns a person of the approach of peril. |
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It is the special peril of the young lover of life, that an inflammability to beauty in women is in a breath intense with him. |
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We recognize, however, without difficulty, the peril of insatiableness and immodesty in the pleasures of Art. |
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To us, alone and in peril, this diary assumed an epochal importance entirely out of kelter with its face value. |
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The lees of twenty ducats shabby in his fist told her how near the peril was. |
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We were closely pushed and in peril when they ensnared the trireme with their sand. |
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She fancied every man a seducer, and every hour an hour of accumulating peril! |
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The instances of fisher help to merchantmen in peril are uncounted and uncountable. |
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But, with the good hand of God upon him, he escaped the then unimagined peril. |
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If peril could bring about unity God could bring it about even more effectively. |
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The peril of traversing these plains is greatly increased by the movability of the sand and the Medanos. |
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He liked Waverley, yet the thought of the other's peril did not sway him for a moment. |
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In the first place, the Western world will not permit the rise of the yellow peril. |
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Miss Matilda was aware of a slackening from the keen excitement and zested peril of their escape. |
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The absence of M. de la Fayette from the line threw the 'parfait' into peril. |
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The white forces in the Transkei were in imminent peril of annihilation. |
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It was my zeal for the king of Spain that brought me into that peril. |
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It was a moment fraught with peril, and with unnumbered possibilities. |
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And before the wind we were, and leaping, when Johnson, easing his sheet at imminent peril, cut across our wake a hundred feet away. |
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You do not yet know what it is to have a sonless son in peril. |
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Triumph of love is greatest, when peril of love has been sorest. |
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Also they realised the peril of the mainland from the Hunnish invasion. |
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The human race is in dire peril, harried by renegade humans called Mollies who are intent on crippling Earth's colonization of other worlds. |
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That was an objection to peeping through the venetian blinds, as we nevertheless did, at our peril of observation from the road. |
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The horses, too, were like those he had gone, at the peril of his life, to fetch from the Russian outposts. |
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A dollar looked bigger to me, just then, than a wheel of the yellow peril. |
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Her mind is set on taking it down, yet she will not peril her husband. |
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Danger from incendiarism was now removed, but a new peril appeared. |
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He will cover his face with an iron vizor, which the prisoner shall never raise except at peril of his life. |
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But Moab was shown to be in peril, was warned to be generous. |
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Muscari was in towering spirits, seriously believing in the peril, and his talk to Ethel might well have made her think him a maniac. |
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In fact, a program manager needs both, and our point was that heroes and heroines are ignored or disparaged at the PM's peril. |
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The ride had been nightmare-like, fraught every second with peril. |
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No word of this peril reached Robin's ears, although his men brought him word of the seizure of the Huntingdon lands. |
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He was conscious also of the shallowness and vanity of his mother's nature, and in that saw infinite peril for Sibyl and Sibyl's happiness. |
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Go, then, and at the peril of your life, bring me back the Golden Fleece. |
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Go, then, and at the peril of your life bring me back the Golden Fleece! |
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It made me quite faint to feel that we might escape the Scylla of our present peril and yet split on the Charybdis of circumstantial evidence. |
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No peril of the deep was unforeseen, no ounce of prevention unprovided. |
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Alas for him that under lowering skies, In peril o'er a trackless ocean sails, Where neither friendly port nor pole-star shows. |
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Still, decision support tools can be nebulously defined or even taken for granted, both at a provider's own peril. |
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Yet Raffles, with me in his arms, crossed the zone of peril softly as the pard. |
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Flora was beside me, and I felt ready to surmount any peril for her sake. |
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Her forehead had been strikingly expressive of an engrossing terror and compassion that saw nothing but the peril of the accused. |
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An immigrant peril is the sweat-shop labor which this class performs. |
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For some time past he had been haunted by the anarchist peril. |
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The peril in which feudalism was placed revived their ancient sentiments. |
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But that flexibility is not provided to department stores because, as private enterprises, they act at their own peril. |
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The clouds that wrapped the summit of Tacoma spelled mystery and peril. |
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I can conceive nothing more sublimating than the strange peril and novelty of an adventure such as this. |
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The message might have been taped under a threat of some great peril. |
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The howlers spread talk of yellow peril and Black Plague to follow. |
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Bosc continues to come and see her at the peril of his life. |
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Before another hour had passed, the disclosure of the husband's sudden death was followed by the suspense of the wife's mortal peril. |
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And off I went among the bracken, thanking God for this peril escaped. |
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But Buckingham's insolent assurance was proof against that peril. |
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It was at least a platonic Paradise, where Lothario ventured at his peril. |
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Double yellow peril I WOULD like to take your comments on Peter Budd's parking fine to task. |
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The yellow peril struck Moseley on the first of their back-to-back trips deep into the West Country. |
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Only the wit and readiness of the coadjutor saved him from imminent peril. |
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Notwithstanding this, they came on till they were near enough to call to them with a speaking-trumpet, bidding them keep off at their peril. |
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Remarkably, these massive losses came from a peril that was not even barely contemplated and therefore not underwritten or priced. |
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Our national peril is mammonism, and the sordid pursuit of gold. |
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Frey wanted to marry her, and to disoblige him would be at their peril. |
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Happily the townspeople became aware of the peril which threatened them. |
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The Edina was in the most imminent peril on the edge of the Brake Sand. |
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You're discussing my father, whereas I desire to discuss the yellow peril. |
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He had been on crusades, had fought the courteous Saladin, had been in prison, and often in peril. |
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That I did not overrate the peril before me, events soon proved. |
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A moment of peril is often also a moment of open-hearted kindness and affection. |
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The Finlander recognized our peril as quickly as I did, and halted. |
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God grant that we may be guided aright, and that He will deign to watch over my husband and those dear to us both, and who are in such deadly peril. |
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I were undeserving his grace did I not peril it for his good. |
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There's slapstick buffoonery, unconvincing peril and mild grumbling as the decrepit duo are tempted by soft beds, pretty ladies and motorised transport. |
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Participate at your peril and experience the dark and mysterious world of the Apothecary, a concocter and seller of drugs in the time of Shakespeare. |
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Often, too, they had to grope their way through the yet burning forests, in constant peril from the limbs and trunks of trees, which frequently fell across their path. |
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It would be at once his sheath and his armor, and his weapons to destroy us, his enemies, who are willing to peril even our own souls for the safety of one we love. |
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They had fortitude and self-reliance, and in time of difficulty or peril stood up for the welfare of the state like a line of cliffs against a tempestuous tide. |
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In this regard, terrorism is a peril similar to flood, earthquake and windstorms in that we know that certain areas are more susceptible to an attack. |
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