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...lp. There was no one to call. They were on their own against the vast and murderous forces of the mysterious dictator. All she could do was to keep ... ... one who escaped, everyone else was either being taken prisoner or being murdered,” she explained. “Looks like you should re-think your earlier stat... ...ave him some light slaps to the face. “I killed them. It’s my fault. I’m a murderer,” John began ram- bling. “Shit, he’s high as a kite,” Talbot sighe... ...n picked his head up. “Where…who…I don’t care. Get me a cup of cofee and Danish so I can get back to work.” He hadn’t even opened his eyes yet. Lex... ...lly just say that without even opening his eyes? Hey, brainiac! Ain’t no Danish or cofee here.” The scientist fnally opened his eyes and looked dire... ...No. You’re not taking my brother. Why the hell do they want us? We’re the victims!” “There’s something really weird going on for me to get a call li...

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...ings among wild beasts and savage people in heroic efforts for a reclamation of all lands to civilization, and recording a description of the riot of murder, pillage and inhumanity which characterized the pirates, marooners and buccaneers who ravaged the spanish main and for centuries bid defiance to the armed fleets of all nations....

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...TION OF ALL LANDS TO CIVILIZATION, AND RECORDING A DESCRIPTION OF THE RIOT OF MURDER, PILLAGE AND INHUMANITY WHICH CHARACTERIZED THE PIRATES, MAROON... ...- A sister's spirit gives forewarning of a brother's death -- The spectre of a murdered fiddler -- Ghost of a deserted sweetheart -- The ghost of Capt... ...bals -- Worship of toads and other reptiles -- Kidnapping a boy -- The natives murder ten Spaniards -- A bloody vengeance -- Claimed to have visited t... ... synonymous terms in India -- Da Gama's ghost, pursued, by the spectres of his victims 174- 184 CHAPTER XV. The Discovery and Conquest of Mexico. -- ... ...of the Totonacs -- The horrible custom of offering human sacrifices -- How the victims were obtained -- The great pyramid upon which sacrifices were m... ...stroke of a cutlass -- Severing ears from the heads, and toes from the feet of victims -- Cross-eyed John -- The price of blood 283- 289 CHAPTER XXVI.... ...discovered the strait and bay which bear his name. James Hall, sent out by the Danish government, either to search for the lost colonies of Greenland ... ...unrecorded. CHAPTER IX STORY OF A STARVING CREW. BEFORE the close of 1619 the Danish government took a renewed interest in Arctic exploration and sen... ...th one exception, nothing was done. The exception was a vessel sent out by the Danish government on an expedition to Greenland. Hope that descendants ...

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...of view 294 God no 294 Society yes 294 Society no295 LIFE AND DEATH ISSUES 295 WHAT IS THE VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE? 295 WHEN IS IT KILLING AND WHEN IS IT MURDER? 299 Killing is good from a self centered viewpoint 299 Killing can be immoral from a self-centered point of view 300 Killing immoral from a God based viewpoint 305 Killing is moral from a society-centered point of vie...

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...attorney must fight his case to his utmost ability and that justice is more likely to be served in so-doing, winning becomes primary. Get the murder... ...at god wants today. Soccer hooligans or suicide bombers are brothers in using violence for ridiculous causes. ―People often associate murder... ...minal gangs and there is the mistrust of others. Many Zimbabweans trying to escape their impossible conditions by coming to South Africa were murder... ... cause of the frustration. But rather they are what is nearest and least dangerous to the rioters. ―Then there were the infamous Danish... ...dvocate? But a few imams in Denmark were offended. It took a few months for the offense to be broadcast to the Muslim world. Then a couple of Danish... ...l rather than logical it could be expected. A more sensible act of revenge would have been to kill the cartoonist or perhaps stop buying the Danish... ...t is nearby. Kill a Dane visiting the Muslim country. He may never have even seen the cartoons. No matter! Mad senseless power must have its victim... ...a boy was after he said he was a homosexual. Sometimes the bullied students do the killing, as happened at Columbine High School. Commonly the victim... ...s against God‘s laws in the Mid-Eastern religions. ―Look at the number of children, usually boys, who have been the unwilling sexual victim...

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...AN LIFE? .......................... 332 WHEN IS IT KILLING AND WHEN IS IT MURDER? ...................................................... 337 Killing... ...niversal ethical or legal standards. Treason against one‘s country is one. Murder of a person in your own society is also very commonly not allowed. ... ... own society also violates a common ethical rule, as is lying. ―Murder is unethical, capital punishment is ethical; rape is unethical, rape... ...thought their way into their belief system using the evidence available. A Danish study (24) found that atheists are 5.8 IQ points higher than the be... ... Islam had been advanced. What he said was true, but it upset people. The Danish newspaper cartoons, showing the prophet Mohammad in varying poses r... ...rs in Denmark and Germany take the least sick leave in Europe even though Danish workers get full pay for the first five weeks, only then is their p... ...overnments. There is the cost of the crime, which may include: injuries to victims that require hospitalization, the victim‘s loss from being absent ... ... are relative even within a religion. A Catholic priest, working with AIDS victims or among the poor who are pushed deeper into poverty with each chi... ...l costs does not matter. I want it. ―As a murderer who tortured my victims unmercifully, I have the right to life, or the right to a painless...

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...it—and we can’t provide for those we have now. 13 “Treating AIDS victims with anti-retroviral drugs has reduced the number of expected de... ...as reduced the number of expected deaths by over 30 million. This keeps the victims reproducing longer. Conquering other diseases also extends life ... ...ave caused our global warming, that people who shouldn’t have been born are murdering and raping innocents, and that the world can be a better place... ...till evolving. Or are we at the end of our evolution, rapidly becoming the victims of the suicide or our species? “Little did Edwin Hubble ... ...you be content being a starving woman in Darfur dodging the rapists and the murderers who will conquer you and your country? Would you change places... ...apons, the psychotic warlords of the last century were incredibly effective murderers. In the 20 th century we’re talking about 200 million or so wa... ...e were no arrests made 71 of Muslims demonstrating against the notorious Danish cartoons, even though the demonstrators called for the exterminat...

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...y Genghis Khan, was born in 1162 and grew up in a violent tribal world of murder, kidnapping, and enslavement. Still in his twenties, Temüjin act... ...unching raids across the North Sea from northern Germany and the Jutland (Danish) peninsula. Each wave brought more seeds of Teutonic speech. L... ...it England. (―Englaland‖ had been the Angles homeland in the south of the Danish peninsula. Similarly, their ―Englisc‖ language became English.) ... ...ewhere of between 30 and 60 percent of Europe‘s population, rags from the victims‘ closets created such a surplus of raw material that the capacity ...

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...y Genghis Khan, was born in 1162 and grew up in a violent tribal world of murder, kidnapping, and enslavement. Still in his twenties, Temüjin acted... ...unching raids across the North Sea from northern Germany and the Jutland (Danish) peninsula. Each wave brought more seeds of Teutonic speech. Later... ...it England. (―Englaland‖ had been the Angles homeland in the south of the Danish peninsula. Similarly, their ―Englisc‖ language became English.) No... ...ewhere of between 30 and 60 percent of Europe‘s population, rags from the victims‘ closets created such a surplus of raw material that the capacity ...

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...t such a liking can take. It may be no better than a love of reading about murders in the newspaper, just for the sake of a sort of startled sensation... ...ous Swede. ‘Rascal,’ he cried, ‘I would have befriended you, and you would murder me in return! Now I will punish you. I would have given you the whol... ... bravest of their captives. Regulus himself was not, however, one of these victims. He was kept a close prisoner for two years, pining and sick- ening... ...hen he denounced her and her husband Ahab for the idolatry of Baal and the murder of Naboth; yet no Divine hand interposed to shield Zachariah, the so... ...where, if a zigzag surrounds the arch, it is a great effort of genius. The Danish king Swend, 82 A Book of Golden Deeds the nephew of the well-known ... ...efore it; a stern and powerful man, fierce and passionate, and with many a Danish axe at his command. Nay, only lately for a few rude jests, he caused... ... when some especially strong or ferocious animal had slain a whole heap of victims, the cries of the people would decree that it 86 A Book of Golden ... ...h!’ the beast would prowl round the arena, upon the carcasses of the slain victims. Almost in- credible numbers of animals were imported for these cru... ...rdy habits of the English, the fleet was al- lowed to fall into decay, and Danish ships again ventured to appear on the English coasts. The first Nort...

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...t is certain that the Druidical ceremonies included the sacrifice of human victims, the torture of some suspected criminals, and, on particular occasi... ... king of another of the seven kingdoms. This Queen Edburga was a handsome murderess, who poi soned people when they offended her. One day, she mixed... ... to the Dan ish camp. He played and sang in the very tent of Guthrum the Danish leader, and entertained the Danes as they caroused. While he seemed ... ...ad given up for lost or dead, he put himself at their head, marched on the Danish camp, defeated the Danes with great slaughter, and besieged them for... ...nes played, many a time, with Saxon children in the sunny fields; and that Danish young men fell in love with Saxon girls, and married them; and that ... ... he discovered the cheat. So, he caused his false friend, Athelwold, to be murdered in a wood, and married his widow, this bad Elfrida. Six or seven y... ...e boy kings, Ethelred, whom Elfrida, when he cried out at the sight of his murdered brother riding away from the castle gate, unmercifully beat with a... ...istian the King was. But, these were speedily followed by two much greater victims, Sir Thomas More, and John Fisher, the Bishop of Rochester. The lat... ...lic was burnt in this reign for holding that religion; though two wretched victims suffered for heresy. One, a woman named Joan Bocher , for professin...

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...elty is gone which the darkness bred; the moans have passed away which the victims uttered; the cloud has vanished which once sat continually upon the... ...ssion of his homage, having so often been made to bow and bend his knee at murderous rites. In a service of religion he may be timid. Let us try him, ... ...by one that had it in his choice to have called me a coward, a thief, or a murderer, struck me as a most pardonable offence; and as to boots, that res... ... ous demoniac must fancy himself justified in committing seven times seven murders upon me, if he should have it in his power. But, thank Heaven, if j... ...e almost the first effectual trial of the Congreve rockets. Soon after the Danish capital had fallen, and whilst the Prometheus was still cruising in ... ...ars 284 Thomas de Quincey had reached the shore, they saw a detachment of Danish cavalry trotting their horses pretty coolly down in a direc- tion fo... ...ard various and splendid frigates. Wyborg, in Jutland, was the seat of his Danish captivity; and such was the amiableness of the Danish character, tha...

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...orace,”—verses in which she was assisted by Lord Harvey, another of Pope’s victims. He wrote, but was prudent enough to suppress, an ironical reply. I... ...tongue victorious as her eyes; 50 No lambs or sheep for victims I’ll impart, Thy victim, Love, shall be the shepherd’s heart. STREP... ...d can boast, Shall draw such envy as the lock you lost. For, after all the murders of your eye, When, after millions slain, yourself shall die; When t... ...ssals and his God. Whom even the Saxon spared, and bloody Dane, The wanton victims of his sport remain. But see, the man who spacious regions gave A w... ... sullen Mole, that hides his diving flood; And silent Darent, stain’d with Danish blood. High in the midst, upon his urn reclined, (His sea-green mant... ...t, joint tenant of the shade; The same his table, and the same his bed; No murder clothed him, and no murder fed. In the same temple, the resounding w... ...ive the butcher and the tomb; Who, foe to Nature, hears the general groan, Murders their species, and betrays his own. But just disease to luxury succ...

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...in a moment we were perched upon the croupe; we were well placed and saw everything. Four or five cloaks had already been lifted, with a dexterity wit... ... soul of every cabal, who pre- tends to lead the brave people who are weak enough to believe in the honor of a prince of the blood—not the prince near... ...d. Halloo! Planchet! here! saddle our horses, take your carbine.” “Whom are we going to attack, sir?” “No one; a mere matter of precaution,” answered ... ... in a second he was on his feet again. “Nothing broken?” asked De Guiche. 248 Twenty Years After “Faith, no, thank Heaven!” replied Raoul; “but what ... ...lped,” suggested Raoul. “Olivain, we have come into possession of two horses, but I have lost my own. Take for yourself the better of the two and give... ...Guiche, “you must understand that this is one of those wandering brothers, who go begging on the high road until some day a benefice falls down from H... ...er and your 678 Twenty Years After guest, and because we did all that we could do to save the life of the royal martyr. We were then convinced, my fr...

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...i, whom they cannot support but by theft and robbery. My faithful slave is murdered, and my goods are taken for a prey—and Wamba—where is Wamba? Said ... ... that all the wealth he had acquired by sucking the blood of his miserable victims had but swelled him like a bloated spi- der, which might be overloo... ...period by the Lord Hastings, High Chamberlain of England, one of the first victims of the tyranny of Richard the Third, and yet better known as one of... ..., Prince John had extended his invitation to a few distinguished Saxon and Danish families, as well as to the Norman nobility and gentry of the neighb... ...t the means either of defence or of retreat, to be plundered, and probably murdered, by the banditti, who they expected every moment would bring down ... ...r and my brethren—in these very halls, to have lived the paramour of their murderer, the slave at once and the partaker of his pleasures, was to rende... ...ounds of revelry in which I once partook, or the shrieks and groans of new victims of oppression.” “Ulrica,” said Cedric, “with a heart which still, I...

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... against the Prince, retired to the Continent, where they sac- rilegiously murdered Henry, son of the King of the Romans— a crime so much abhorred in ... ...picturing the arrival of the English after the death of St. Louis, and the murder of Henry of Almayne is related in all crusading histories; but for S... ...ce its exceeding severity of expression. “You know the meed of robbery and murder?” “A halter and a bough,” said Adam readily. “Well and good; but I t... ...e, and had ever since been a sort of high-born head nurse in the palace. A Danish skald, who had once been at the English court, had said that she see... ...she would assuredly have welcomed with barbarous exultation, worthy of her Danish ancestors. Little chance, then, was there that she would regard with... ...t on the crowd, who were already rushing towards the inclosure where their victims were penned. Raising his mighty voice as in a battle-day, he called...

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...prise of the Countess, was not satisfied with this reply. She wrote to the Danish minister at Paris, desiring to be informed of every particular respe... ...at Paris he kept only a valet and a maid-servant, and they were discovered murdered at the same time, quite dressed, like their master, and in differ-... ...secration of the Roman Emperors. There were, it is true, no incense and no victims: something more in harmony with the title of Christian King was nec... ...ions. These were, absolution from the Pope for all crimes of his life, his murders and his apostasy in- cluded; security against the Chartreux and aga... ...shopric of Besancon; but the Pope cried out against this on account of his murders, circumcision, and apostasy. The King sided with the Pope, and Vatt... ...fell into a trap made, were dupes themselves, and the Church and State the victims. The Pere T ellier, in fact, was chosen as successor of Pere La Cha... ...rjury and sacrilege, in the midst of the echoed cries of these unfortunate victims of error, while so many others sacrificed their conscience to their...

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...the warrior, who backed himself against a wall and began to lay about him with his long weapon like a madman. His victims sprawled this way and that, ... ...ever thought of the of- fended laws, or of the grief or loss which these three criminals had inflicted upon their victims; he could think of nothing b... ... it is well to practise thy tongue to wary speech, that it may do no hurt when our quarters change. I have done a murder, and may not tarry at home—ne... ... the King,” said Edward, turning toward him, “as thou shalt know to thy cost, in good time. Thou hast confessed a murder—thou shalt swing for it.” “Th... ..., red-faced, and almost suffocated, reeled to the nearest chair, and commanded the servants to seize and bind the murderous stranger. They hesitated, ... ...the peculiar ceremonies observed in drinking from it, are older than English history. It is thought that both are Danish importations. As far back 19...

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...chize in Church on Sunday.’ ‘Why do not you send Kate or Helen, instead of murder- ing yourself in the wet?’ said Anne. ‘Miss Kitty is three inches de... ...t you remember Edmund, the last King of East Anglia, being betrayed to the Danish wed- ding-party at Hoxne, by the glitter of his golden spurs, and cu... ...de the front door, she began again. ‘But, Rupert, it would be com- mitting murder to kill Winifred, even if she had the Fidophobia.’ ‘No, no, Dora,’ s... ...nne, ‘I cannot recover from hearing Mamma and Lizzie talk of their “little victims,” just in Gray’s tone.’ ‘No,’ said Lady Merton; ‘I only say, “If... ...when her cousin said, ‘Come in,’ and added, ‘So, Anne, you have heard, the murder is out.’ ‘The Mechanics’ Institute, you mean,’ said Anne, ‘not Fido....

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...g their red- dened trunks in spots where the bark has peeled. These trees, victims of hurricanes, growing against wind and tide (for them the saying i... ...tal when it comes to the surface, lurking and cowardly for six months, and murderous the seventh. He thought he was deceiving his wife, and yet he fea... ...him. In his art he has that deep Italian jealousy which led the Carlone to murder Piola, and stuck a stiletto into Paesiello. 81 Beatrix That terribl... ...eet one of those glances of women, or of men, which would make me think of murder or suicide. Yes, I could hack in pieces whoever insulted me with pit... ...o Croisic by water. This idea came to me on finding that there is a little Danish vessel now here, laden with marble, which is to touch at Croisic for... ...s afternoon, the fishermen were saying that they had seen a little vessel, Danish, Swedish, or Norwegian, in the offing.” This speech brought a flush ... ...pride a virtue. Therefore, dear Beatrix, be kind, be consoling to me. When victims were selected, they crowned them with flowers; so do you to me; you... ...s clothing a woman wears, the more nobly modest is her bearing. The little Danish vessel had just finished lading, therefore the landing of the two ha... ... questions about his health that he was perfectly well; but like all young victims of melancholy, he took pleasure in the thought of death. He no long...

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...wer than any raft, right in our way, as if am- bushed among the waves with murderous intent. There was no time to get down on deck. I shouted from alo... ...on stream, luminous and sinister, like the spilt blood of celestial bodies murdered during the night. In this particular instance the mean interloper ... ... up fleets and men without his resent- ment being glutted by the number of victims—by so many wrecked ships and wrecked lives. To-day, as ever, he is ... ...me in mid-Atlantic one day, many years ago, when we took off the crew of a Danish brig homeward bound from the West Indies. A thin, silvery mist softe... .... But life, apparently, has such exigencies. Without human pro- pensity to murder and other sorts of unrighteousness there would have been no historic...

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...ge cave, The Grotto of Antiparos, or the Den 565 In old time haunted by that Danish Witch, Yordas; he looks around and sees the vault Widening on all ... ... visions had I of despair And tyranny, and implements of death; And innocent victims sinking under fear, And momentary hope, and worn out prayer, Each... ...The Prelude of 1850 Thirsting to make the guardian crook of law 65 A tool of murder; they who ruled the State— Though with such awful proof before the... ..., and, stumbling on, at length Came to a bottom, where in former times 235 A murderer had been hung in iron chains. The gibbet mast had mouldered down... ... by, soon after that fell deed was wrought, Some unknown hand had carved the murderer’s name. 240 The monumental letters were inscribed In times long ...

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...now, ice, bare twigs, a desolate house, and a woman shivering—one of man’s victims. It is a good public, that of Britain, and will bear anything, so l... ...sly. “Confound it, that’s what they say to a prisoner in the box. Here’s a murder committed:—Are you the guilty person? Fact and question! Well, out w... ...rybody; not half so innocent as you look: you’re green as jealousy, red as murder, yellow as jaun- dice, and put on the whiteness of a virgin when you... ...is own people for good. So chimed the younger ones, and many of the elder. Danish blood had settled round Warbeach. To be a really popular hero anywhe... ... of cheers, Stephen pursued, “They are; to kill ‘em in cold blood’s beast- murder, so it is. What do we do? We give ‘em a fair field—a 139 George Mer...

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...seamen (of the names in two syllables with accent on the first), and their Danish captains, and it may be but a remnant of high-nosed old Norman Lord ... ..., pluck at us, fret us, nevertheless. Dartrey free, he was relieved of the murderous drama in- 30 One of Our Conquerors cessantly in the mind of shac... ...ent.’ ‘Y ou may compare it to a rustic’s finger on a fiddlestring, for the murdered notes you get out of the practical instrument. ‘I am bound to defe... ...ge Meredith hand at the house. His meaning was hidden; evidently he wanted victims. Sight of Lakelands had gripped him with the fell satiric itch; and... ...ed by the diversion of these light skirmishing shots from their accustomed victims to the ‘masculine people of our time. His friends would want a dril... ...hin the horizon, surely! She bowed her head to heaven for forgiveness. The murder- ous hope stood up, stood out in forms and pictures. There was one o... ...d: but he shares the criminal infamy for crushing hope out of its frailest victims. They’re that—no sentiment. What a world, too, look be- hind it!—br...

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...his statement was incor- rect, and that a good number more of the supposed victims had survived the massacre. Many scores of Regulus’s comrades had fo... ...ed glory and shame, and to the alternations of successful and unsuccessful murder, in which two high-spirited nations might engage. Cen- turies hence,... ..., with every com- fort about you—you were in such a fury you were ready to murder your brother, you wicked Cain you, and what good would have come of ... ... young Lord Southdown. “My dear Mrs. Crawley, what a fancy! Why not have a Danish dog? I know of one as big as a camel-leopard, by Jove. It would almo... .... He told me that Daffy’s Elixir was poison.” “V ery good: you think I’m a murderess then,” replied Mrs. Sedley. “This is the language you use to your...

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...ted, overrun, sir, here at that time by ladrones and matreros, thieves and murderers from the whole province. On this occasion they had been flocking ... ...co for a week past. They had scented the end, sir. Fifty per cent. of that murdering mob were professional bandits from the Campo, sir, but there wasn... ... the country,” which to his wife seemed a puerile and bloodthirsty game of murder and rapine played with terrible earnest- ness by depraved children. ... ...ith difficulty to pay a beggarly money compensation to the families of the victims, and then the matter dropped out of diplo- matic despatches. But af... ...ut his parentage was German and Scotch and English, with remote strains of Danish and French blood, giving him the temperament of a Puritan and an ins... ...dence only to become the passive prey of a democratic parody, the helpless victims of scoun- drels and cut-throats, our institutions a mockery, our la... ...d violence, abhorred these calamities the more as his association with the victims was closer. He enter- tained towards the Indians of the valley feel...

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...is promises! And it’s to this man’s son—this scoundrel, gambler, swindler, murderer of a Rawdon Crawley, that Matilda leaves the bulk of her money. I ... ...his statement was incor- rect, and that a good number more of the supposed victims had survived the massacre. Many scores of Regulus’s comrades had fo... ...ed glory and shame, and to the alternations of successful and unsuccessful murder, in which two high-spirited nations might engage. Cen- turies hence,... ..., with every com- fort about you—you were in such a fury you were ready to murder your brother, you wicked Cain you, and what good would have come of ... ... young Lord Southdown. “My dear Mrs. Crawley, what a fancy! Why not have a Danish dog? I know of one as big as a camel-leopard, by Jove. It would almo... ...rawleys introduced into fashionable life, was also cited as one of Becky’s victims in the pecuniary way. People declared that she got money from vario... ...y too good for her merits. O you poor women! O you poor secret martyrs and victims, whose life is a torture, who are stretched on racks in your bedroo...

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...e mistaken, all in error, all mankind are the false Church. I, a thief and murderer, am the only true Christian Church.’ It will be very difficult to ... ...Like your elder, he takes a stick to a just man and falls at the feet of a murderer.” “What crime? What do you mean?” Alyosha stopped dead. Rakitin st... ...rime? What do you mean?” Alyosha stopped dead. Rakitin stopped, too. “What murderer? As though you didn’ t know! I’ll bet you’ve thought of it before.... ...o fruits to deck the feasts, Only flesh of bloodstained victims Smouldered on the altar-fires, ... ...ndressed him, you’ d be sure to find he had a tail, long and smooth like a Danish dog’s, a yard long, dun colour…. Alyosha, you are cold. Y ou’ve been... ...ture.’ After murdering them, he puts pillows under the head of each of his victims; he goes away. Next, a young hero ‘decorated for bravery’ kills the...

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...he multitudes whom the prosperity of their territories allured, became the victims of the war one after another, and were contented to persecute in th... ...ies contin- ued long after their separation to divide the two nations. The Danish kings could not abandon their pretensions to the Swedish crown, nor ... ...pretensions to the Swedish crown, nor the Swedes banish the remembrance of Danish oppression. The contiguous boundaries of the two kingdoms constantly... ...ator approached the town of Hoechst on the Maine, which he crossed after a murderous action with Tilly, who disputed with him the passage of the river... ...of the name of Gustavus. But the fame of his rival excited the envy of the Danish monarch; and the more success he promised himself in this campaign, ... ...l example of so many German princes, who were now wandering in misery, the victims of that revenge. The more immediate danger decided his resolution. ... ...list that fell into the hands of the Pomeranian peasantry was ruth- lessly murdered. Many Pomeranians entered into the service of Sweden, and the esta... ... The atmosphere glowed; and the in- tolerable heat forced at last even the murder- ers to take refuge in their camp. In less than twelve hours, this s... ...ents which inventive malice could devise were exercised upon these unhappy victims; and the sight of their mangled bodies exasperated the army to a fe...

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...revolution, which has become more terrible than ever in the person of this murderer and villain! We alone must avenge the blood of the just one.... Wh... ...oice morsels. The group about Mortemart immediately be- gan discussing the murder of the Duc d’Enghien. The vicomte said that the Duc d’Enghien had pe... ...ple,” he went on, turning to Anna Pavlovna, “he ever was a hero, after the murder of the duc there was one martyr more in heaven and one hero less on ... ...te people whom he would assist by word and deed, imagined oppressors whose victims he would rescue. Of the three objects mentioned by the Rhetor, this... ...ning them. That is the actual phrase used by the Vienna cabinet,” said the Danish charge d’affaires. “The doubt is flattering,” said “the man of profo... ...at her parish church—the Church of the Assumption built over the graves of victims of the plague. “I don’t like those fashionable churches,” she said,... ... had other duties,” thought he. “The people had to be appeased. Many other victims have perished and are perishing for the public good”—and he began t...

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... anything.” “But Mount V esuvius didn’t spout till it overthrew Pompeii.” “Murder!” cried Norman, “I forgot! It’s lucky you put me in mind. I must mak... ... tone was a trial to her ears; she presently ex- claimed, “Oh, Mary, don’t murder it!” “Murder what?” said Mary, opening wide her light blue eyes. “Th... ... ring the bell, and send George for the police?” “Police, police! Thieves! Murder! Robbers! Fire! All hands ahoy!” shouted Harry, his hands making a t... ...fever among the poor strangers in this place, and Una was one of the first victims. Her mother, almost from the first, gave her up, saying she knew sh... ...ble lay, Whilst you stand up in the diet, And have not a word to say? —Old Danish Ballad. “OH, NORMAN, are you come already?” exclaimed Margaret, as h... ...“Everybody goes and sacrifices somebody else,” grumbled T om. “Who are the victims now?” “ All of us. What are we to do without Norman? He is worth al...

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...h- ington, on the initiative of my friend, Hon. . 4 The Enormous Room The victims are two American ambulance drivers, Edward Estlin Cummings of Cambr... ...ad by this time overcome their respective inertias and were chomping cheek-murder- ing chunks. They had quite a layout, a regular picnic-lunch elabora... ...fe before had I wanted to kill, to thor- oughly extinguish and to entirely murder. Perhaps ... some day …. Unto God I hope so. Amen. Now I will try to... ... of the door. The smoke proceeded from the open cabinot in great ponderous murdering clouds. In one of these clouds, erect and tense and beautiful as ... ...r. For a week we waited. Fritz, having waited months for a letter from the Danish consul in reply to the letters which he, Fritz, wrote every so often...