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 1 II  |      their jaws twisted into horrible grimaces; there were some
 2 II  |    have all heard this man’s horrible threats!”~Hanno made no
 3 VI  | broad daylight consumed with horrible thirst.~Matho, meanwhile,
 4 VII | red-toothed jaws opened in a horrible yawn; his enormous nostrils
 5 VIII|      to their knees; and the horrible quadrangular mass moved
 6 IX  |    without a word. Sometimes horrible barkings would be heard
 7 XII |      from the dead, and with horrible threats ordered another
 8 XIII|  left, and came to swell the horrible rout which was pressing
 9 XIII|      such as was of the most horrible description, and all were
10 XIII|   the enclosure. A bundle of horrible irons was thrown to them,
11 XIII|      the giddy motion of the horrible arms. This lasted for a
12 XIV |   bloodstained hair on those horrible branches.~When their discouragement
13 XIV |      sobs on discovering the horrible ravages made in their faces.
14 XIV |    sheets and red fuses. The horrible animals dug out black furrows
15 XIV |      them turn pale, but the horrible compulsion to which they
16 XIV |     eddies; they burned with horrible thirst, their tongues curled