At these words, Adams fetched a deep groan, which frighted the ladies, who told him, "They hoped he was not ill.
What my frighted imagination suggests may perhaps never happen.
Sonorous metal blowing martial sounds: At which the universal host up sent A shout that tore hell's concave, and beyond Frighted the reign of Chaos and old Night.
I frighted thee, That thou no more wilt weigh my eyelids down And steep my senses in forgetfulness?
O Proserpina, For the flowers now, thatfrighted thou let'st fall From Dis's waggon!
They had frighted most part of all the country ministers, so that they durst not stay at their churches, but retired to Edinburgh, or to garrison towns; and it was sad to see whole shires destitute of preaching, except in burghs.
No, not I, I could not have spoke a word for my life; why, I wasfrighted to death.
Then from their dens impatient of delay, The savage monsters bend their speedy way, Howl thro' the spacious waste and chase the frighted prey.
She daily exercises her benevolence by pitying every misfortune that happens to every family within her circle of notice; she is in hourly terrours lest one should catch cold in the rain, and another be frighted by the high wind.
I lived in continual terrour, frighted by every noise at the door, and terrified at the approach of every step quicker than common.
The frighted fisher, with desponding eyes, Though safe, yet trembling in the harbour lies, Nor hoping to behold the skies serene, Wearies with vows the monarch of the main.
By Censure[1] frighted out of Honour's road, Nor dare to use the gifts by Heaven bestow'd?
They hear his voice, and frighted fly, For rage had raised it very high: Shamed by the wisdom of his notes, They hide their heads, and hush their throats.
In the meantime, the poor wretch that is the innocent occasion of so many evils begins to be frighted at herself, and sometimes confesses secret commerces and familiarities that her imagination forms in a delirious old age.
Miles, halfe dead with feare, said that it fell doune of itselfe, and that with the noyse and fire that followed he was almost frighted out of his wits.
Metrodorus, that the eyes of frighted and astonished people emit those lights which are called the Twins.
Zoz, let 'em be as hard as Hercules his Labors in the Vale of Basse, I'll not be frighted from attempting her.
Pray go back, Sir, my poor Lady will be frighted out of her Wits at this danger you put your self into, the Noise shall be still'd.
Now some kind mischief on him, he has so frighted me, I scarce can bring my Sense to so much order, to thank him that he loves me not.
You returne welcome Madam, you are better Read in your art I hope then to befrighted With any shape of anger, when you bring Such newes to gentlemen, Madam you shall Soone understand how I accept the office.
Curs snap at lions in the toil, whose looks Frighted them, being free.
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