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1
But when these ships were all loaded a
terrible
tempest
arose.
2
Never before had the boys witnessed such a
terrible
tempest
.
3
But at last there came a day of
terrible
tempest
.
4
It was Cervera's first intimation of the
terrible
tempest
that had been gathering outside.
5
In Clarice's heart a
terrible
tempest
had been raging.
6
While they were yet sad at heart and weary from the fight, a
terrible
tempest
arose.
7
In a few minutes it was as dark as the darkest night, and a
terrible
tempest
arose.
8
A
terrible
tempest
wrecks the ship.
9
The maiden had no sooner agreed than a
terrible
tempest
uprooted the oak and levelled the trees of the forest.
10
A
terrible
tempest
prevailed during the action, and Napoleon, in his despatches, endeavoured to shift the blame to the elements.
11
The Indians had apparently not been apprised of the approach of the
terrible
tempest
of war about to descend upon them.
12
Here a
terrible
tempest
overtook the fleet, and the waves rose so high that six hundred vessels were dashed to pieces.
13
Here we seem to have a reminiscence of the cave-dwellers, looking out at the
terrible
tempest
from their places of shelter.
14
In fact he had never been well since a
terrible
tempest
,
when he had worked hard and exposed himself to save life.
15
Again, when the Spanish Armada swooped down upn England (1588) a
terrible
tempest
dispersed a part of the enemy's fleet.
16
They had not gone far, however, before a
terrible
tempest
arose, which threatened to sink the vessel and drown all on board.
terrible
tempest
terrible