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• She was a holy terror! (1)
• Her terror leaves her. (8)
• And he, too, felt terror. (8)
• Terror got hold of her then. (8)
• She wrings her hands in terror. (9)
• She stands in breathless terror. (8)
• She waited, reassured, but in terror. (10)
• That a letter from Edmund should be a subject of terror! (4)
• Thus terror rose to its utmost height. (12)
• A chill of terror came over Mrs. Pendyce. (8)
• Her terror called up her self-possession. (8)
• An unreasoning terror seized on Mrs. Pendyce. (8)
• Terror fell on his chest like a lump of ice. (12)
• In sudden terror, she looked round for Miltoun. (8)
• In his defeat, all his terror returned, augmented tenfold. (1)
• Anna replied coldly; but she reflected in a fire of terror. (10)
• The alarm was sounded throughout the town and spread terror. (21)
• She was a terror to the soul of the youth, and an attraction. (22)
• She had in her soul something of the terror of the mother thrush. (8)
• So, with terror and a strange hope, she saw Gregory entering the room. (8)
• In his demeanour brutish stupidity alternated with remorse and terror. (12)
• He had begun to murmur in his sleep, and she had hurried out in terror. (12)
• In a dream somehow she had committed herself to a life-long imprisonment; and, oh terror! (10)
• In a rapture of soft terror Christian bent her forehead down to his hand. (8)
• Rhoda dressed the question for him in the terror of contemptuous horror. (10)
• Rhoda dressed the question for him in the terror of contemptuous horror. (22)
• Nor of the recoil from the burning stack; those moments empty with terror. (8)
• The poor fellow grew green with terror, and fell upon his knees before me. (6)
• He had been thoroughly frightened, and such terror is not easily forgotten. (8)
• She was full of vague terror, overmastered by the darkness, dreadfully alone. (8)
• But Thyme, thus challenged, knew not what to say, having spoken out of terror. (8)
• Now, from the terror of that sight the Princess hid her eyes, and shrank away. (10)
• The thought had shot into his brain only like a little, flickering flame of terror. (12)
• In the hurry of the moment she did not examine a lightning terror that shot through her. (10)
• She had one terror, lest her heart should sigh, And tell her loudly she no longer dreamed. (10)
• Still let the rumour spread, and terror screens To push her conquests by the simplest means. (10)
• And gazing at the flower, he held it away from him with a sort of terror; but its scent arose. (8)
• A woman made advances to him; he caught her so roughly by the neck that she screamed with terror. (12)
• For a full minute she did not speak, possessed still by that strange terror and by a sort of shame. (8)
• He could not leave her to call for help; and what if nobody came till she lost her mind from terror? (9)
• She moaned in a terror of distrust, loathing her cousin: not asking herself why she needed support. (10)
• In them is neither beauty, mirth, nor terror, except the terror of illimitable ennui. (2)
• It came with a flash of joy that was speedily terror, and she fell to praying vehemently and vaguely. (10)
• It came with a flash of joy that was speedily terror, and she fell to praying vehemently and vaguely. (22)
• These words he snarled out in his rage on the dark stairs; but beneath his rage seethed a hell of terror. (12)
• They were clad in ragged shirts, and, clinging despairingly to each other, uttered their shrieks of terror. (12)
• Terror and remorse haunted me for having sent the last Ammiani out to those fields, unattached to posterity. (10)
• Checked though it still was by his old terror of human beings, gratitude for her sacrifices shone in his eyes. (12)
• The word brought no puritan terror to Soames; but it brought the terror suited to his temperament. (8)
• In and out of the boulders and thorn trees, muttering and cursing, yet with a kind of terror, he rushed and stumbled. (8)
• An enemy who anticipates the actions of our mind, has a quality of the malignant divine that may well inspire terror. (10)
• His wasted look went to her heart, and that expression of terror which had been coming and going until he fell asleep! (8)
• The feverish stimulation of cupidity and the fascination of terror held him to his dismal work with an iron authority. (1)
• So stood she awhile In the gloom of the terror afield, And the silence about her smile Said more than of tongue is revealed. (10)
• Even the distinguished civilian behind his tree, hesitating between pride and terror, was accessible to its charm and suasion. (1)
• She could either go on living with this drunkard, in terror of her life; or she could apply to the Court for a separation order. (8)
• With a feeling of terror not very definable, she fixed her eyes on the staircase, and in a few moments it gave Henry to her view. (4)
• Agostino, pursued by his terror of anticlimax, ran from the sight of Vittoria when she was called, after the fall of the curtain. (10)
• And all the unreasoning terror of not knowing where the loved one is, beset her so that her hands, in sheer numbness, dropped from the keys. (8)
• There you see what hypocrisy is and rascality; there you see the dirty souls as they are, with their terror and their lies and their lusts. (12)
• The baronet sat alone in his library, sick of resistance, and rejoicing in the pride of no surrender; a terror to his friends and to himself. (10)
• He was near upon indulging in a fit of terror; but the impolicy of it withheld him from any demonstration, save an involuntary spasmodic ague. (22)
• There was again silence; then, as though in terror of being left solitarily behind, all five visitors rose simultaneously, and took their departure. (8)
• This woman, gentlemen, has been leading a miserable existence with a husband who habitually ill-uses her, from whom she actually goes in terror of her life. (8)
• I saw unaffected terror struggling on his face with unaffected shame; he was smiling pitifully and wetting his lip with his tongue, like a detected schoolboy. (2)

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