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1    2,   18|         he had gone forth, was a torture to him. McNabbs was not
2    3,   11| concluding act of a martyrdom of torture. Glenarvan, therefore, was
3    3,   11|        his hand to submitting to torture and slavery. How was he
4    3,   11| aggravated by tedious suffering; torture was reserved for the authors
5    3,   11|         and also with what cruel torture this death would be preceded.
6    3,   12|         not death only, it means torture, insult, perhaps, and here