1
She yielded to fear and despair-sank prostrate under a paralysing, superstitious dread.
2
Griffith himself acquired an almost superstitious dread of the influence of Masonry.
3
Really, she shouldn't feel such superstitious dread, as this surely didn't mean much.
4
She felt the shock of the revelation with a chill of superstitious dread.
5
The poor old servant was feeling a sense of superstitious dread.
6
For some reason he seems to have a superstitious dread of that place.
7
His behavior strongly suggested a superstitious dread of some unseen danger.
8
His heart sunk within him, and something like a superstitious dread entered him.
9
He had talked long out of the superstitious dread that beset his Indian heart.
10
The whole audience appeared to be struck with superstitious dread.
11
Then the screen produced type, plain old prosaic type, and the superstitious dread departed.
12
Sailors flung stones and arrows at them with superstitious dread.
13
Even Merriwell's stout heart was assailed by a feeling that was like superstitious dread.
14
Isaac's capacities were not quick enough to catch the infection of his mother's superstitious dread.
15
The Indian, in superstitious dread, lives in ignorance of His greatness, His ways and His love.
16
A Freemason is the one thing of which these people have a superstitious dread and horror.
