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No wonder, then, that ever gathering volume from the mere transit over the wildest watery spaces, the outblown rumors of the White Whale did in the end incorporate with themselves all manner of morbid hints, and half-formed foetal suggestions of supernatural agencies, which eventually invested Moby Dick with new terrors unborrowed from anything that visibly appears.

Oswald, and poor I am forced to brave all the horrors of the tempestuous night, and jade my horse, my young favourite horse, whom I had just christened Pegasus, twelve miles farther on, through the wildest moors and hills of Ayrshire, to New Cumnock, the next inn.

For each one it is another moment of truth on the trail of their wildest dreams.

Deity, and the wildest fanaticism, and the most inconstant absurdities, will meet with abettors and converts.

Indolence, their wildest ire is charmed into the torpor of the bat, slumbering out the rigours of winter, in the chink of a ruined wall.

But in falling through the universe there is always joy, too, and for Danlo, as for any true pilot, the purest and wildest of joys was in discovering new things.

It drove him ever deeper into himself, into the most mysterious and wildest part of the universe.

But the voices of madmen, even in their wildest paroxysms, are never found to tally with that peculiar voice heard upon the stairs.

She even went further in her opinions than they did, displaying the wildest pessimism, and such extreme views on literature and art that they themselves could not forbear laughing.

And a feeling of revolt and the wildest fancies instantly arose within her.

As you are mercilessly and tirelessly worked here, you will get what you crave in forms you have never imagined, and all your wildest dreams will be put to their most exorcising test.

Offer them room and board in paradise, and a hefty salary to live out their wildest fantasies, and believe me they will be beating down the door.

Loftiest trucks were made for wildest winds, and this brain-truck of mine now sails amid the cloud-scud.

LAC or two, but never in her wildest dreams had she thought that the Manticoran cruiser might be turned against them.

Venice during Carnevale, after Shyla died, when I had been covering the revelry of Venetians before the long fastings and privations of Lent During the wildest part of that first night, I had marveled that these people who were celebrating the pleasures of the flesh with such open-ended immoderation could turn so quickly to the darker joys of self-denial.