Hilda heard the kitchen door slammed to behind her, but the noise was like a hallucination in her brain.
The sounds of the water outside had stolen through her ears and made a picture in her brain.
Indeed before it was finished she had learned to regard it with a feeling of mingled awe, affection, and admiration, and the little boat had made for itself a place in her brain.
Louder and louder grew the tumult of the waters, till their sound seemed to fall in a solid thunder on her brain.
And he was neither her own virgin-born ideal; nor had his presence the power to beget another and truer ideal in her brain.
Sinister though the night might seem to her stretched nerves, yet no sense of individual peril penetrated the weary bewilderment of her brain.
The look in her husband's eyes that day had brought it back to her, and now like a flashlight it leapt from point to point of her brain, revealing, illuminating.
Her brain was in a seething turmoil and her heart was leaping within her like a wild thing suddenly caged.
When that memory came to her, her brain seemed to stand still.
Like a throbbing undersong--the fiendish accompaniment to the devils' chorus--the gossip of the station as detailed by Tessa ran with glib mockery through her brain.
Her brain had no sense, her hands had no feeling, her eyes had no sight; the rushing of waters was loud on her ears, the giddiness of fasting and of fatigue sent the gloom eddying round and round like a whirlpool of shadow.
Once from some screen of gaunt and barren rock a shot was fired at her, and flew within a hair's-breadth of her brain; she never even looked around to see whence it had come; she knew it was from some Arab prowler of the plains.
Her brain had no sense, her hands had no feeling, her eyes had no sight; the rushing as of waters was loud on her ears, the giddiness of fasting and of fatigue sent the gloom eddying round and round like a whirlpool of shadow.
Or was it those strange words that Kieff had uttered and which even yet were running in her brain?
With a breathless interest she watched him, and the thunder of his horse's hoofs drummed in her brain.
She was very tired, and her head throbbed painfully, but at the back of her brain was an urgent sense of something needed, something that must be done.
But how very wicked of her to think such things, and she was frightened to find that she could not think differently; and with sensations of an elopement clattering in her brain, she sat still striving to restrain her thoughts.
She was so tired, she wanted to sleep; but the wheel of thought went on and on in her brain.
The confusion in her brain seemed to have passed all at once; she felt quite calm and clear.
Over and over she found herself repeating these words in her brain.
June pushed back her chair; her brain was in a whirl; she stared at Rochester with dazed eyes.
Lucy stood by the central table, heedless of Punch and the Graphic, trying to answer, or at all events to formulate the questions rioting in her brain.
Explanations took place, and in the midst of them Lucy escaped, the images throbbing a little more vividly in her brain.
Her own exposure had unnerved her, and thoughts were colliding painfully in her brain.
She read the first page, her heart beating violently as she pored over the figures, her eyes dim and clouded with the trouble of her brain.
He looked at her as if he could read every pulsation in every fibre of her brain, and knew exactly what it meant.
She lay wide-eyed, feeling hot and cold by turns as the memory of her lover's devouring passion and Biddy's sinister words alternated in her brain.
She would feel his arm about her and the magic in her brain.
Some teasing sprite had set a waltz refrain running in her brain, and it haunted her perpetually.
This house was a cage, and the world--her brain was a cage, until she could obtain her prospect of freedom.
The sprite of contrariety mounted to her brain to indemnify her for her recent self-abasement.
While these thoughts whirled wildly in her brain it seemed that preparations had been and were being made for departure.
She had heard everything and the question was what that knowledge, lodged in her brain, might mean to him and to his friends.
No wonder that hour after hour she lay prostrate on the bed, while these dark thoughts hammered away in her brain.
Her agitation was terrible, and in place of being clear-headed and ready to act in this emergency, she felt as if her brain was in a turmoil of contending emotions.
There used to be a superstition that two brain-workers could not live comfortably under the same roof, but as a matter of fact we've proved that a woman keeps her husband far longer if her brain is as productive as his.
Dim visions of cloistered forms, moving in a blessed twilight, grew and assumed familiar shape amid the dumb desolation reigning in her brain.
Her brain whirled: she was striving to think steadily trying to find the right way to reassure him--to forestall any impulsive chivalry born of imaginary obligation.
She covered her face with both hands: there was a noise like thunder in her brain.
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