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Updated: June 24, 2025
The approach of a hurricane is usually indicated by a long swell on the ocean, propagated to great distances, and forewarning the observer by two or three days. A faint rise in the barometer occurs before the gradual fall, which becomes very pronounced at the center.
Blessed is the man that heareth me, saith Christ, 'watching daily at my gates, waiting at the posts of my doors. Take heed that no man deceive you by any means. Take heed, and beware of hypocrisy; 'watch and be sober, 'learn of me, saith Christ, 'come unto me. Forewarning. What forewarning is here?
After we were captured I said to myself, Bessy must have had a forewarning of what was to happen, or she never would have been, as I thought, so perverse. And since it has turned out so fortunately, I can't help saying how fortunate it was that we did not allow her to persuade us; for had we not both gone, nothing could have been done.
"She declared that a girl, or woman without a good digestion could not really fill her rightful place in the world and accomplish that which we are each supposed to do. Oh, the Madam always proves her point." "And I was sick for a week afterward," sighed Lluella. "And had to take such a dose!" At that moment, without the least forewarning, there came a smart rap on the door.
The indignant exile, journeying so boldly to confront the peril of which he had no suspicion or forewarning, belonged to a species confined to the forests of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia or the neighbourhood of their boundaries. He was a giant cousin of the common wildcat, and known to the few naturalists who had succeeded in differentiating and classifying his species as Lynx Gigas.
Her husband's sole reply was to draw her to him with that peculiarly tender gaze, which she knew well to be the forewarning of trouble; trouble he could not save her from could only help her to bear. Ursula laid her head on his shoulder with one deep sob of long-smothered pain. "I suppose you know all. I thought you would soon guess. Oh, John, our happy days are over!
But, although he was deservedly incensed against the Aetolians, from the recollection that they alone had attempted to depreciate his merits, when he was giving liberty to Greece; and had been in no degree influenced by his advice, when he endeavoured, by forewarning them of the events, which had since occurred, to deter them from their mad undertaking: nevertheless, thinking it particularly his business to take care that none of the states of Greece which had been liberated by himself should be entirely subverted, he first walked about near the walls, that he might be easily known by the Aetolians.
This vision had a tremendous effect upon me. Was it a premonition? a forewarning of the way in which I was to win this coveted creature for my own? Was the death of her uncle the bridge by which the impassable gulf between us might be spanned?
This was, in truth, the reason he had never risen any higher in his profession, the mercantile instinct one of the liveliest and most acute to be found in natural history forewarning his different owners that he was already in the berth nature and art had best qualified him to fill. It is wonderful how acute even dull men get to be, on the subject of money!
Let them proclaim from that dome above us, to all the enemies of France, the influence of genius, the value of the heroes who captured them; forewarning of the horrors of war all those who are deaf to our offers of peace. Yes, if they will have war, they shall have it war, terrible and unrelenting! "The nation, satisfied, regards the Army of the East with pride.
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