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• She turned to rush away. (8)
• A rush of disgust came over her. (8)
• It was gone at once, in a rush of pity. (8)
• She will rush at something, and behold! (8)
• They rush in where angels fear to tread. (8)
• Noel felt the blood rush into her cheeks. (8)
• The whirling forward rush started again. (12)
• A rush of scalding tears flooded her eyes. (10)
• A scream, a sway, a rush, a hubbub of cries. (8)
• But neither was he going to let her rush him. (8)
• Daphne Wing got up, made a rush, and kissed her. (8)
• And he gasped, swept by that rush of remembrance. (8)
• She saw Fiorsen rush forward, too late to stop her. (8)
• What on earth made him rush at the thing like that? (8)
• The great mine was named, and the rush for allotments. (10)
• For you shut your eyes; you rush into the trap blindfolded. (10)
• The events following were like a rush of water on her senses. (10)
• The thought, mingling with a rush of emotion, made his ideas spin. (10)
• Not until solitary arrivals denote the end of the rush do they relax. (21)
• And all the rush of the spring within him escaped in a triumphant sigh. (8)
• The necessity for doing it with a rush seized me after the first step. (10)
• The rush of pride and pleasure produced by the music was irresistible. (10)
• He turns to rush down into the street, strikes against something soft, and recoils. (8)
• A hint of his willingness in any direction, causes a perilous rush of his devotees. (10)
• The circus men were the only witnesses to rush to him in the hope of giving relief. (21)
• He threw wide the shutters; the windows were already open, and a rush of air came in. (8)
• Mr. Ventnor straightened his waistcoat; a rush of conscious virtue had dyed his face. (8)
• Then, as a town is taken, all was over in one overmastering rush, and light proclaimed. (8)
• Harry was perceived to rush to the other end of the room, in quest of a fly apparently. (10)
• Lord forbid I accuse annybody; but when I get up, my first rush is to feel in my pocket. (10)
• But the next day something gave me a jog, and the whole thing came out of me with a rush. (14)
• And the longing to rush up and down the platform almost overcame her; but still she waited. (8)
• He would be one of the first to rush to the standard if there were danger; I know he would. (10)
• He would leap from the couch, and rush to pen and paper to relieve his swarming sensations. (10)
• Dan felt a rush of tenderness in his heart at the sound of the kind, humbugging little voice. (9)
• Only he is not allowed to rush at you, roll you over and squeeze your body for the briny drops. (10)
• There was not any necessity to pronounce that name Calliani spoke it on the rush to his friend. (10)
• He reached the hotel just in time to rush up and dress, and rush down to dinner. (8)
• It came from over the Downs, sweeping a rush of cold air on its wings, flighting towards the sea. (8)
• The wheels of the red wagon have been buried to the hubs, or it would be swept away in the rush. (21)
• There was a sort of warm flurry round her, a rush, a heave, a scramble; she was beyond the stile. (8)
• She studied it till the conventional phrases took a fiery hue, and came at her with an invasive rush. (10)
• Still, earnest-throated blackcap, throng The woods with that emulous gush Of notes in tumultuous rush. (10)
• What a change to this age of rush and hurry, of science, trade, material profit, and this terrible war! (8)
• And, like a rat in a cage, his mind tried to rush out of this entanglement now at one end, now at the other. (8)
• There was no such rush, anyhow, he reflected bitterly; there would be time to do that a month later, probably. (9)
• The whistle of the engine and rush of the scenery set her imagination anew upon the horror of being motionless. (10)
• There is an ugly rush, checked by the fall of the foremost figures, thrown too suddenly against the bottom step. (8)
• Every now and then she would make a rush at one of her leaders to demonstrate how immoderately glorious was life. (8)
• His blood on fire, heedless of everything but to rush after happiness, Lennan spent those hours before the dance. (8)
• The boats were passing, and in the usual rush to the barge side his arm came in contact with a soft young shoulder. (8)
• In the rush, Hart got nearer the fire lines, more immediately in front of the hotel, which irresistibly drew him closer. (13)
• She looked into his face so hard, that he felt the blood rush to his cheeks, and a dizzy sensation of being drawn forward. (8)
• He had applauded her mechanically, and it was not that circumstance which caused the second rush of scarlet over her face. (10)
• Years were between; and there was a division of circumstance, more repelling than an abyss or the rush of deep wild waters. (10)
• In the excitement of her sudden rush from dead monotony to active life, Emilia let some time pass before she wrote to Wilfrid. (10)
• She dropped her hand in his, and it was with a thrill of dismay that he felt the rush of passion reanimating his frozen veins. (10)
• She dropped her hand in his, and it was with a thrill of dismay that he felt the rush of passion reanimating his frozen veins. (22)
• Captain Abrane assured her he had a star, and Mr. Potts thought him a rush compere, an adept of those dreadful gambling tables. (10)
• The house had a dark, overhanging thatch of the rush reeds that grow in the marshes hereabouts; I remember nothing else remarkable. (8)
• When the long tom dealt its carnage, enough remained to rush upon Risk and his little band, where a hand-to-hand encounter ensued. (18)
• People see, and they rush away to interchange liftings of hands at the sight, instead of patiently studying the phenomenon of energy. (10)
• He had been among the first in the rush to Hurdy-Gurdy, but had not prospered, and had sunk by degrees to the position of grave digger. (1)
• Rhoda moaned, under a rush of new sensations, unfilial, akin to those which her sister had distressed her by speaking shamelessly out. (10)
• Rhoda moaned, under a rush of new sensations, unfilial, akin to those which her sister had distressed her by speaking shamelessly out. (22)
• It was as though Providence, storing all the anxiety which he might have felt throughout, let him have it with a rush at the last moment. (8)
• There were deep, shaking explosions and smart shocks; the whisper of stray bullets and the hurtle of conical shells; the rush of round shot. (7)
• Pursuit was one of the immediate ideas which rush forward to look back woefully on impediments and fret to fever over the tardiness of operations. (10)
• Suddenly, between two of the canoes a great vortex appeared, and with giddy revolving motion seemed to rush on viciously in chase of the foremost boat. (20)

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