Thalassa

[ thuh-las-uh ]

noun

, Classical Mythology.

1. the personification of the sea.

Example Sentences

Thalassa, busy chopping suet with a knife, made answer without looking up.

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The gloom outside was thinning, and as Thalassa glanced out his eye lighted on a strange shape among the rocks.

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Thalassa glanced at his wife, but she appeared to have heard nothing, and her grey head was bent over her cards.

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He looked up from his papers as Thalassa entered, and thoughtfully watched him as he trimmed the lamp and tended the fire.

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With these duties completed Thalassa still lingered, as though he expected his master to speak.

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