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All that he sees portends a danger that he shrinks from declaring to his companions.
THE LAND OF FIREMAYNE REIDThy neighing portends war; thy smoking nostrils spread a pestilence that, mist-like, hovers over earth.
BOUVARD AND PCUCHET, PART 2GUSTAVE FLAUBERTYet she had that intuitive feeling of disaster that portends great and overwhelming events.
RUTH FIELDING IN THE RED CROSSALICE B. EMERSONThe crisis is one which portends destruction to the liberties of the American people.
THE LIFE OF JOHN MARSHALL VOLUME 4 OF 4ALBERT J. BEVERIDGEYou must remember, Harry, that the ‘frivolity’ of the multitude is never frivolous—it portends too much.
WAS IT RIGHT TO FORGIVE?AMELIA EDITH HUDDLESTON BARRIt portends evil for society as a whole as well as for the working classes, on which its hand may be heavily laid.
ESSENTIALS OF ECONOMIC THEORYJOHN BATES CLARKSometimes rumbling thunder with arrowy lightning portends the change; but if neither seen nor heard, it is soon felt.
THE RIFLE RANGERSCAPTAIN MAYNE REIDYou dream like everyone else does, but can you interpret them—do you understand what your dream portends?
THE BLUNDERS OF A BASHFUL MANMETTA VICTORIA FULLER VICTORNothing lies in Sarthia's path that portends serious evil for many years to come.
WITHIN THE TEMPLE OF ISISBELLE M. WAGNERThe colt's tail is a cloud with a bushy appearance like a ragged fringe, and portends rain.
ROUND ABOUT A GREAT ESTATERICHARD JEFFERIESSYNONYM OF THE DAY
JUNE 23, 2021