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 1        I, XV     |      they became a source of terror to the natives themselves
 2        I, XV     |      led a miserable life of terror and anxiety of mind among
 3        I, XIX    |      The whole multitude, in terror and despair, ran to oppose
 4        I, XX     |    to take up arms. In their terror thinking themselves unequal
 5        I, XX     |     them; and such was their terror, that their feet were not
 6        I, XXIII  |      were seized with craven terror, and began to think of returning
 7      III, XIX    |       by reason of the great terror or joy of which he spoke.~
 8       IV, II     | Christian kings, they were a terror to all barbarous nations,
 9       IV, III    |     air were filled with the terror of thunder and lightning,
10       IV, XXIV   |    many songs concerning the terror of future judgement, the
11        V, XII    |   weeping fled away in great terror, only his wife, who loved
12        V, XX  III|  about the sun, to the great terror of the beholders. One of