Khudadad, seeing how his foe had no intent to combat, struck him with his sword on the knee a stroke so dour that the negro foamed with rage and yelled a yell so loud that the whole prairie resounded with the plaint.
The streams that foamed down these perennial heights were led into buried channels, to come to light again in sparkling fountains, pouring into ever-full stone basins.
Streams that still kept the color and the coolness of the snow-fields from which they oozed, foamed over the stones into the chasm at the bottom.
A branch of the Cydnus foamed along the bottom of the gorge, and soma Turcoman boys were tending their herds on its banks.
The path ascended along the brink of a deep gorge, at the bottom of which a little stream foamed over the rocks.
There was a pile of rocks against the central pier, and there we sat and took breakfast in the shade of the maples, while the cold green waters foamed at our feet.
Even the green piano cover with its dots of white cotton foamed up around the barge like real waves.
The icing foamed up all over it like waves, and on the very top of the sugary billows was placed a little candy sailboat, as nearly like the lost "Princess" as Perkins could procure.
Wine and strong old ale foamed in the jugs and glasses, and the dogs sat with their masters and dined with them.
His workshop was quite close to one of the old stone bridges, by a low water-mill, that rushed and foamed always.
And hardly had she thrown it out when the sea foamed up, and the whale stopped.
And she threw it out, and the seafoamed up, and the whale pounced down on it.
He traversed the room with perturbed steps, and even foamed with anguish and fury.
He foamed with indignation against the laws of the universe, that did not permit him to crush such reptiles at a blow, as we would crush so many noxious insects.
Smith alike puzzled and punished, yet proud in his strength, hit round, and wild, and false, and foamed like a furious elephant.
He foamed at the mouth, and sank exhausted on his pillow.
Her face became as red as scarlet, her eyes ready to start out of her head, and she foamed with passion.
He grew furious and foamed with rage, and raising himself on his stirrups, made at Codadad with his dreadful scimitar.
And the moon foamed down upon them its magnetic beams until darkness, caused by a coarse blanket, enveloped, pinioned, smothered them.
So this wild youth was foiled In a great purpose--in an agony, In which he learned to hate and scorn himself, He foamed at God, and died.
Madness fell on me in my loneliness, The sea foamed curses, and the reeling sky Became a dreadful face which did oppress Me with the weight of its unwinking eye.
Maloney for a cranky Irishman till he foamed at the mouth, all of which the other put down to snake-poison.
It foamed across her forward, and when it went seething aft as she swung her bows up there was a crash, and Tom Wheelock loosed the spinning wheel.
She went through some of them, for the sawmill machinery was a dead-weight in her, and a white cataract foamed across her forward.
When the fire grew fierce, it boiled and foamed up in the kettle, and they had to throw in fresh sap to keep it from running over.
A brave sight she was to look upon; ploughing the bright waters which foamed and sung beneath her paddles; while our brig, with her white sails, followed like a butterfly in her wake.
The torrent foamed over its wilderness of grey boulders with a splendid rush of liberty.
But the engineer had thrown in his clutch and the speed boat foamed off before the captain got the range, and he was too thrifty to heave a perfectly good marlinespike after a target he could not hit, angry as he was.
The sea foamed across broad shallows, where no boat could possibly remain upright and no human being could hope to live.
The house, which seemed to front the east, stood on the side of a hill on a wide platform abutting on a deep and awful chasm, at the bottom of which chafed and foamed the Rheidol.
But there is a time and place for everything, and sometimes the warmest admirer of ale would prefer the lymph of the hill-side fountain to the choicest ale that ever foamed in tankard from the cellars of Holkham.
They foamed up in swift succession on her quarter, but he fancied she would withstand their onslaught, so long as he could prevent her from screwing up to windward when she lifted.
There was danger in rounding her up, but it must be faced, though a sea foamed across her as he put down his helm.
All day above the little cove I heard the long wind flow; The cloudsfoamed in the blue above, The blue sea foamed below.
From the deep glen where the Reuss foamed down towards the Lake of the Forest Cantons, the mountains rose with a majestic sweep so far into the sky that the brain grew almost dizzy in following their outlines.
Directly opposite rose a mountain wall, dark and stern through the gloomy sky; far below the little stream of the Oder foamed over the rocks with a continual roar, and one or two white cloud-wreaths were curling up from the forests.
Far below, the sea foamed white on the breakers and sent up an unceasing boom.
A shower was sweeping mistily along the horizon and I could trace the white line of the breakers that foamed at the foot of the cliffs.
At a late hour we encamped in a glen, or corrie, apparently without a second outlet, and walled in by frowning cliffs, down the midst of which a torrent foamed in a rocky channel.
The current was running like a millrace, and the waters foamed over the uneven bottom with a rush and roar that rendered all warnings inaudible.
One was attacked by the paroxysm while on a hunt; when, throwing himself off his horse, he struggled and foamed at the mouth, gnashing his teeth, and barking like a wolf.
He foamed and ranted like he war acting a play in some theatre.
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