A rush of
troubled waters floods her soul, While black forebodings rise from deeps unknown And the cold trail of fear creeps round her heart.
Lute of Jade
The Swede is adept at the gentle pastime of fishing in
troubled waters.
Moon and Sixpence
They remembered, likewise, the good feasts of London the profusion of ale and sherry with which the citizens of London paid their friends the soldiers; -- they looked with terror at the black war bread, at the
troubled waters of the Tweed, -- too salt for the glass, not enough so for the pot; and they said to themselves, "Are not the roast meats kept warm for Monk in London?" From that time nothing was heard of but desertion in Lambert's army.
Ten Years Later
In the
troubled waters of conflicting and intersecting intrigues that eddied about the Emperor's headquarters, it was possible to succeed in many ways unthinkable at other times.
War and Peace
I have no alliances, I have no predilections; I will not throw you into persecutions of heretics, nor will I cast you into the
troubled waters of family dissension; I will simply say to you: The whole universe is our own; for me the minds of men, for you their bodies.
The Man in the Iron Mask
Half-guineas are poured on the
troubled waters, the lawyers creep back, and, if all has gone well, Love joins one man and woman together in Matrimony.
Howards End
Rita's own spirit hovered over the
troubled waters of Legitimity.
Arrow of Gold
The house stood--if anything so old and feeble could be said to stand--on a piece of waste ground, blighted with the unwholesome smoke of factory chimneys, and echoing the clank of iron wheels and rush of
troubled water. Its internal accommodations amply fulfilled the promise of the outside.
The Old Curiosity Shop
Light hearts, light hearts, that float so gaily on a smooth stream, that are so sparkling and buoyant in the sunshine--down upon fruit, bloom upon flowers, blush in summer air, life of the winged insect, whose whole existence is a day--how soon ye sink in
troubled water! Poor Dolly's heart--a little, gentle, idle, fickle thing; giddy, restless, fluttering; constant to nothing but bright looks, and smiles and laughter--Dolly's heart was breaking.
Barnaby Rudge A Tale Of The Riots Of Eighty
Water-logged and floating just beneath the surface, it was impossible to sight it in the
troubled water in time to escape.
Tales of the Fish Patrol
All four boats were now in keen pursuit of that one spot of
troubled water and air.
Moby Dick I LXVII
He has another mile or so, to linger out before the dinner-hour; and, when he walks over the bridge and by the river, the woman's words are in the rising wind, in the angry sky, in the
troubled water, in the flickering lights.
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
A wind sprang up and tossed it till the green of its boughs waved like
troubled water on which the moon shines faintly.
Nada The Lily
Kelly is fishing in
troubled waters. Prosecutors are looking to interview the singer's associates in connection to a sex trafficking investigation.
Prosecutors looking to interview R.Kelly's associates
I believe there is a way couples can act towards each other that will help their partners stay out of the
troubled waters of infidelity.
Extra Marital Cut Is The Deepest