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The more desperate mutiny at the Nore was not quelled by submission.

Not, however, that the fight was any joking matter, for never in those seas had a more desperate one taken place.

Never in my life have I seen a more desperate fire, but I hope that the Swedes have lost their horns in this conflict.

Margaret made one more desperate effort to retrieve the fortunes of her family by a battle fought at a place called Towton.

The brigands became thoroughly disheartened, and we hear of no more desperate encounters with the gendarmerie.

Since there is no more desperate and wicked member of the gang than am I, of course I was one of the first chosen.

A diver during the bay-fight in Mobile harbor had reason to apprehend a more desperate encounter.

I suppose there is no subject on which opinions differ with more desperate sincerity than about which horse will win the Derby.

De la Rey and Steenkamp, who rushed the rear-guard, had a more desperate contest.

Fate seemed to have wrested from him every form of happiness in order to make him a more desperate conspirator.