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1
She had been in
violent
convulsions
successively; it was all but over.
2
The emperor was in agony, writhing, and a prey to
violent
convulsions
.
3
Barre then said mass, during which the superior went into
violent
convulsions
.
4
Hours were passed in
violent
convulsions
,
in which I momentarily feared her death.
5
The most
violent
convulsions
may result from too complete magnetization of the brain.
6
The education of Prose was more difficult, and went through more
violent
convulsions
.
7
There's something in it that kills with
violent
convulsions
.
8
We reached a village one evening; she had been in
violent
convulsions
successively-itwas all but over.
9
Scarcely had he done so when it came to the ground, and lay struggling in
violent
convulsions
.
10
The majority of both nations believed that the treaty would produce
violent
convulsions
,
or at best prove ineffectual.
11
They had
violent
convulsions
,
in which their jaws snapped with the force of a spring-trap set for vermin.
12
Jacques, burnt up with brandy, and overcome by his interview with Cephyse, had again fallen into
violent
convulsions
.
13
Her long self-restraint, her curbing back of emotion, made the sudden shock more terrible; she fell into
violent
convulsions
.
14
The sight of this slow decomposition is sad, since it promises death more certainly than the most
violent
convulsions
.
15
She was in
violent
convulsions
.
16
He had rapid,
violent
convulsions
for a minute, his legs and spine extending, his arms flung above his head.
violent
convulsions
violent
convulsion