When first she came to herself, she thought the horrors of the preceding day had been all a dream of the night.
There was no ghost now; he was frightened at reality; he was frightened at the splendours and horrors of the world.
After this she had sunk into dull despair; she had grown familiar with horrors and lived in a state of unnatural calm.
I saw then, for before I had not seen it, The turning and descending, by great horrors That were approaching upon divers sides.
It would be, no doubt, parbleu, if we write to Lord de Winter about affairs of vast importance, of the horrors of the cardinal--"
For I must frankly confess that at the tale of pity my eyes are filled with tears, and when I speak of horrors, my hair stands on end and my heart throbs.
"He has been threatening society with all sorts of horrors," continued the lady, whose enunciation was caressing and slow, "apropos of this explosion in Greenwich Park.
Devoted to her master for many years, and not quite so sensitive to fearful influences as when less experienced in horrors, she showed immediate readiness to render him assistance.
"Besides," thought he, with a shudder, "that would be to fix the vampire as a guest for ever."--And the horrors of the past night rushed back upon his imagination with renewed intensity.