It had grown dark rapidly that evening, and there was a curious sensation of heat in the air, great puffs coming as if from off heated metal.
I lay there with my sword drawn, and the knot tight about my wrist, my heart beating, and a curious sensation of dread troubling me, for I was going to face armed men for the first time in my life.
The blinds had been drawn up, and Philip, against his will, felt a curious sensation of relief.
Philip had a queer feeling in his heart, it seemed very full, it seemed to melt (the hackneyed phrases expressed precisely the curious sensation), he felt happy and anxious and expectant.
A curious sensation of dread came over me, and a cold damp feeling was on my brow and in the palms of my hands as the cry rose once more--a singularly doleful cry, as of some one in great peril.
It was a curious sensation to be there in that awful solitude, thinking of my past adventures, and wondering what the next day might bring forth.
Steve nodded, but he could not help a curious sensation of awe creeping over him as once more he thought of the coming six months, during which they would almost have bidden good-bye to the sun.
But all the time there was a curious sensation of wrong-doing worrying me, and I wished that I had not been so ready to agree.
Bob Chowne shuddered, and I felt a curious sensation of dread creeping over me which I tried to shake off.
I was beginning to wonder whether I had not been too abrupt--he gave me a curious sensation of being a man of my own age--when he produced a silver case from his pocket and opened it.
The boy, however, could not help a curious sensation of superiority as he went to his room through the sleeping-house, feeling the stillness of the slumber into which he stole, treading very quietly that he might not disturb any one.
The quiet and freshness gave to those who stepped into it a curious sensation of superiority to the men whom they left in the warm brightly-lit room, with its heavy atmosphere and artificial delights.
She hasna got ta legs for ta kilt," grumbled Long Shon, who was behind; and Max partly caught his words, and felt a curious sensation of annoyance at the disparaging remark.
It was a curious sensation, but, in spite of the danger, Max Blande felt no fear.
Yes; let's see it," said Dale eagerly, while Saxe felt a curious sensation of shrinking as he saw the guide secure one end of his rope to the nearest block of stone that stood up clear.
Of course," cried Saxe, speaking out firmly, though a curious sensation of shrinking came over him as he spoke.
Still he did not reply, and I shouted at him again in my despairing rage, for a curious sensation of weakness crept through me, and the horrible thought came that sooner or later I must let him go.
I believe I made other trials, but a curious sensation of weakness and confusion was coming over me, as I uttered one after the other my loud cries for help.
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