iceberg

An iceberg could not more have chilled me; nor could the cold of an iceberg have been more purely physical.

Does an iceberg write in that strain, we should like to know?

Through all the wild whirl, straight and erect and commanding was the form of Bob, his face cold and expressionless as an iceberg.

I never saw a chap before who seemed cool as an iceberg outside and had a heart of fire in his bosom.

While he was dressing Mr. Boxhall looked in and said: We have struck an iceberg, old man; hurry up!

There is nothing so unhealthy for an iceberg as the Gulf Stream, and an iceberg seems to know it.

Had we been at sea, I should have said it was a sail or an iceberg, to which it bore a striking resemblance.

To admire an iceberg in broad daylight is one thing; to be racing on amidst a crowd of them by night is quite another.

We hit an iceberg, as you may remember, in the middle of the night, and the ship foundered in under twenty minutes.

We couldn't have been frozen more completely if we had dropped on an iceberg.