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Where they raged highest it was his to ride on the whirlwind and direct the storm.
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He is not designed to ride the whirlwind or direct the storm, rather to be the ornament of private life.
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The wind can direct the storm-cloud whither it shall go, but cannot compel it to flash lightning and hurl thunderbolts at command.
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In times of violence and convulsion they rise, by the force of the whirlwind, high enough to ride in it and direct the storm.
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But soon, from the raging elements of that awful convulsion, the 'Man of Destiny' arose, who could 'ride the whirlwind and direct the storm.'
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Rides on the whirlwind and directs the storm.
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She who had "ridden the whirlwind and directed the storm" now found herself ignominiously laid low.
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During the past four years he had been conspicuously "riding in the whirlwind and directing the storm" of politics.
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"We rode in the whirlwind and directed the storm."
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Housed at Washington, his business is to direct the storms of the whole country upon New England, and to give notice in advance.
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"Ride in the whirlwind, and direct the storm."
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"Ah!" sighed Mrs. Pentecost, with infinite relish, "He rides the whirlwind, Sammy, and directs the storm!"
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He sat in a kind of whirling tempest of books and papers, and he rode absorbedly in the whirlwind and majestically directed the storm.