I remained there, hustled by the north-east wind, which was beginning to blow freshly and might perhaps rend the fog asunder.

Near sunset the wind came on to blow freshly, and we cast anchor together with the Persian pilgrims upon a rock.

The stars shone brightly, and the wind blew freshly from west north-west.

There are no walls, the wind blows freshly, and light falls everywhere.

The wind had got up and blew freshly in his face.

The wind was blowing freshly by the time that he reached the place.

The wind blows freshly, the sun lies broadly on the hills.

The breeze blew freshly on the plateau, and grew stronger as the sun rose.

A brisk easterly breeze sprang up in the morning, and blew freshly all day.

The morning air blowing freshly over the dewy plants, rushed into the heated room.

Across the moor the wind blew freshly into their faces.

The trees, laden with rain, were tossing under the breeze, which was still blowing freshly.

The wind blew freshly, and with parched lips he inhaled it as the reviving breath of Heaven.

The wind was still blowing freshly and steadily, straight onto the wharf, but they had not returned.

The wind was blowing freshly, and she raced along leaving a broad track of foam behind her.

The 2nd October was a real ugly-looking day, with dense black clouds and a Newfoundland north-easter blowing freshly.