The cheeks of his soul collapsed in him: he dashed himself in blind fury and swift madness against the wall, and fell dabbling in the vomit of his loathed identity.
Other works by Catton include The War Lords of Washington (1948), U.S. Grant and the American Military Tradition (1954), and a second trilogy: The Coming Fury (1961), Terrible Swift Sword (1963), and Never Call Retreat (1965).
Eight Palestinians, including two small boys, were killed today when Israeli Army helicopters fired missiles into the offices here of the militant Islamic group Hamas, igniting fury on the street and demands for swift revenge.
But even this scandal may already have been defanged by Mr Obama's swift sacking of the IRS chief, and his own evident fury at what happened.
The fury that has prompted thousands to protest peacefully across New York City, and the swift promise by the Justice Department of a thorough investigation, may help ensure a just resolution to this tragedy.
The swift demands for a rematch between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder reflect the ruthless logic of the boxing fan: having seen Fury return from the brink, we naturally want to see if he can do it again.
After observing the swift destruction of the Grenadian revolution, Kim Il Sung feared that Reagan would launch an invasion of North Korea similar to Operation Urgent Fury and overthrow his government in a matter of weeks.
He's a latter-day Dracula". After the swift and devastating conclusion to Operation Desert Storm on Feb. 27, Washington had hoped the military humiliation, economic devastation and political fury within Iraq would trigger an equally swift end to Hussein's 12-year rule.
Bristling with fury at the king's remarks, Lumumba responds with one of the best speeches of the 20th century: a swift, sharp indictment of European tyranny, and a cry of hope for the future.
