1
They do not expect there will be any further exhibition of mutinous spirit.
2
Their unwillingness and mutinous spirit, however, had not yet reached its highest development.
3
Warren was cursed, Pepperrell blamed; and a mutinous spirit arose.
4
Hunger brought with it a discontented and mutinous spirit.
5
There was here quite plainly a vague threat, a mutinous spirit he could not understand.
6
He is nearly baffled by their mutinous spirit.
7
A mutinous spirit began already to prevail, and we are told that they threatened him savagely.
8
By attempts at incendiary fires and in other ways the Native Infantry regiment had shown a mutinous spirit.
9
He recapitulated the arguments which yesterday he had made use of to quell the mutinous spirit of Cappoccio.
10
The mutinous spirit was in the air, but the whites were not afraid, and did not feel much troubled.
11
Later in the year, the mutinous spirit having been quelled, a counter-expedition was made by the Romans into Arzanene.
12
This indifference, or, as he called it, mutinous spirit, was so much the more provoking as it was unexpected.
13
But, on the whole, she was behaving very well and apparently the mutinous spirit of the day before had entirely disappeared.
14
Never had he dared to exhibit such topping insolence, had he not supposed himself supported by a mutinous spirit from without.
15
No insurance could be effected upon her on any terms, as the crew were chiefly apprentices, and a very mutinous spirit aboard.
16
The first to abandon his post was Owen, a man whom I have mentioned before as exhibiting something of a mutinous spirit.
