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  • “This was a dreadful sight to me, especially as, going down to the shore, I could see the marks of horror which the dismal work they had been about had left behind it-viz. the blood, the bones, and part of the flesh of human bodies eaten and devoured by those wretches with merriment and sport.”

    Robinson Crusoe

  • “A CRY of horror and alarm arose from the startled boys when they beheld the accident.”

    The Go Ahead Boys and the Racing Motor-Boat

  • “True that there is a strong feeling of horror excited by the idea of perishing from the earth and being forgotten, of losing all those honors and all that fame awaited them.”

    The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe

  • “It was just like all the others: the blind-side approach, the perfect angle, the perfect hit just beyond the left rear quarter panel, the satisfaction of the thump as metal hit metal at speed, possibly a flash of horror as the doomed driver looked back, even as, predictably, he overcorrected as he felt control vanish and the side of the road beckon, not realizing that the overcorrection was the killer.”

    Simon & Schuster: A Bob Lee Swagger eBook Boxed Set

  • “It was a moment of triumph for Jellicoe and of horror for Scheer.”

    Castles of Steel

  • “It would take a young PhD and dedicated medical student to slowly begin to turn the theory of horror autotoxicus upside down.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Autoimmune Epidemic

  • “Waking up in a state of horror seemed to be an ongoing feature of her relationship with Blake MacLeod, she thought wryly, batting away the wispy veils and scrambling off the wide bed.”

    Mistress For A Weekend

  • “That night the sound of a fearful peal of laughter rolled heavily through the sleep of the lime-burner and his little son; dim shapes of horror and anguish haunted their dreams, and seemed still present in the rude hovel, when they opened their eyes to the daylight.”

    Ethan Brand

  • “But England slopped and wobbled, and the tide of horror accumulated.”

    Kangaroo

  • “In a knot-hole of the garret, that had opened, she had inserted the neck of an old bottle, in such a manner that when there was the least wind, most doleful and lugubrious wailing sounds proceeded from it, which, in a high wind, increased to a perfect shriek, such as to credulous and superstitious ears might easily seem to be that of horror and despair.”

    Uncle Tom's cabin, or Life among the lowly

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