| Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916. | | | | Speed |
| | Sped, like a phantom. P. D. Gray | 1 |
Sped like meteors through the sky. Lord Byron | 2 |
Like a shaft dismissed I sped away. Richard Garnett | 3 |
Speeding
like an arrow. Thomas Hardy | 4 |
Sped like plagues and pestilences. Robert Jephson | 5 |
Speeds from the earth like a bird on the wing. William Knox | 6 |
He sped as speeds the wind. Lewis Morris | 7 |
Speed, like yellow leaves before the gale When Autumn winds are strongest. Thomas L. Peacock | 8 |
Speeds like the horseman who travels in haste. Thomas Pringle | 9 |
As a swallow chases the summer, we sped. T. Buchanan Read | 10 |
Sped, like some swift cloud that wings the wide airs wilderness. Percy Bysshe Shelley | 11 | | |
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