Tetons would attempt to Stop us and under that Hear we prepared our Selves for action which we expected every moment.
W and blew with great violence for the remainder of the day at maney times it blew for 15 or 20 minits with Such violence that I expected every moment to See trees taken up by the roots, Some were blown down.
Such violence that I expected every moment to See trees taken up by the roots, maney were blown down.
We went forward, however, keeping our eyes over the starboard bow, where we expected every instant to see it.
If they had before seen us they might have observed the spot where we had disappeared, and I expected every moment to have my head whipped off my shoulders.
We watched the masts quivering as the ship plunged into the seas, and we expected every moment to see them go by the board.
I expected every instant to feel one of those ugly-looking spears plunged into my back.
As we advanced it grew deeper and deeper, and we expected every moment to have our horses taken off their legs; still it would not do to turn back.
It took us some time to get the horses out, for they were plunging and kicking so that I expected every moment to see them dislodge the heavy, cumbersome carriage, and send it plunging into the river.
We had not gone ten lengths before, getting his head well down, he set to kicking and bucking with such a will, that I expected every instant to see the girths snap and the saddle sent flying!
I expected every moment to find myself minus an ear, and was relieved when he had finished, and not a little surprised to find that he had done it extremely well.
My spirits at this forsook me, and I expected every moment to go to the bottom: I determined if I should still be saved that I would never swear again.
In this situation I expected every hour to share the fate of my companions, some of whom were almost daily brought upon deck at the point of death, which I began to hope would soon put an end to my miseries.
I heard frequent rustlings among the leaves; and being pretty sure they were snakes I expected every instant to be stung by them.
I expected every moment to hear shots and see one or two of the animals fall; but away they ambled southward, quite unchecked.
His heart was jumping--he expected every moment to hear the snap of his trap.
I expected every moment to see a huge form rise among the hummocks ahead, or come rushing towards me.
I expected every moment to hear our captain give the word to fire, but he refrained from doing so.
We expected every moment to be in sight of a herd of the huge animals.
If the project has not been given up they must be expected every minute; they had double the time which they wanted, and such winds as ought have brought them in four days.
Unless the storm has forced Jones to put in some French harbour, he may be expected every minute.
My soul was so happy, I expected every moment to be cut down and sent into His presence; but not a shot touched me!
I expected every moment to be seized and dragged back, so I climbed all the faster, and looked up to see how much farther I had to go.
He cried, and beat the form till I thought his arms would be black and blue; then he took up the form and beat the floor with it, till I expected every moment it would come to pieces.
A fine moonlight night came on, and we expected every moment to see the ships alongside of us; but we saw nothing of them in the night, and to our great astonishment in the morning no ships were to be seen even from the mast-head.
I never in my life, in any part of the world, have seen such a sea as runs here, we expected every wave to swallow us, and the boat to founder.
Yet I cannot say my situation was very easy, as I expected every instant to see two or three men come in and thrust me out, if they did not deal with me in a rougher manner.
The tide here ran seven knots an hour, and such bores sometimes came down, with immense quantities of weeds, that we expected every moment to be adrift.
During this time we had a high sea, which ran in great confusion from all quarters and broke against the ship in a strange manner, making her roll with so violent and sudden a motion, that I expected every moment to lose our masts.
One man was killed outright, Silas appeared to be mortally wounded, and I expected everyinstant to drop.
Once more, after an arduous run over rough boulders, among which I expected every instant to fall and break my legs, if not my neck, I again caught sight of the raft sticking fast between two rocks.
All this time the canoe was rocking so violently from side to side that I expected every instant to find myself struggling in the water.
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