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But when she started talking, something feral came into her eyes.

He simply had gone rather feral, and only for a moment.

As of this moment you no longer have anything to do with the feral form problem.

Her blue eyes had taken on that feral look again.

And this movement does not get any help from the once feral media over here.

It was the same feral smile she had seen before.

Even with the blood he'd taken from her last night, he was still on the edge of being feral.

That Earth was more feral than this world man knows.

A major management issue is the need to control feral animals.

He was staring down at her with the most feral look on his face.

The boy was brought to Britain in 1725 as a feral child.

They brought many things with them, including the first feral pigs.

He'd gone very strange suddenly, the look in his eyes almost feral.

The feral house mouse has a significant population within the park.

At first they thought it was an animal, a feral dog or something.

True, she had taken life like a feral beast before that time.

"And the cats were much more feral back in those days."

A feral information system can be written for a variety of reasons.

A group of feral children was watching him with hungry eyes.

Several other residents on her street also have problems with feral cats.

X-23 goes feral and kills all the soldiers in her way.

For a moment, nothing: then a feral scream from the field.

"What do you think of the feral cats on the island?"

His blood, she realized with a feral sense of satisfaction.

His eyes were filled with feral light as he looked from human to monster.

Still, he stepped forward, as if immune to her ferine outbursts.

Carl looked down into the squad's ferine faces.

Ninco Nanco became soon known for his cold-blooded and ferine acts.

They are now begun by first throwing a mob into a panic; they are ended only when it has spent its ferine fury.

The odors reminded her that this was a wild world, and she was no wolfling to be at home in a ferine jungle.

The Evajom Desert was a ferine place during the planet's summer months as species preyed on other species for survival.

One was a snarling, murderous, cat-headed monster, with retracted lips revealing formidable fangs, and eyes that glared intolerable hatred from beneath ferine brows.

"Old longings nomadic leap, Chafing at custom's chain: Again from its brumal sleep Wakens the ferine strain."

The paw, as he remembered it, should have been slightly bent and relaxed; but now it was stiffly outthrust and elongated, as if, like the paw of a living limb, it had reached for something, or had dragged a heavy burden with its ferine talons.

This person belonged to an obscure and highly unpleasant people called the Voormis, who dwelt in the black Eiglophian Mountains at a full day's journey from Commoriom, and inhabited according to their tribal custom the caves of ferine animals less savage than themselves, which they had slain or otherwise dispossessed.

The eyes of ferine animals peered from their hidden burrows, with gleams of crafty crimson or chill, ferocious beryl; and the dank smell of stagnant waters, choked with the leaves of bygone autumn, arose to greet Adele and Olivier, and to break a little the perilous charm that possessed them.