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 1      I,   175    |                          Sheds deadly fright; then turning to
 2    III,   111    |             He found the city: deadly fire and flame,~ ~
 3    III,   559    |                            Nor deadly bow, nor shaft; for fire
 4    III,   743    |                Pluck forth the deadly steel, and pressing still~ ~
 5     IV,   344    |      loathe; and 'gainst their deadly thirst~ ~
 6     IV,   829    |                     Behind the deadly fangs: forth from its seat~ ~
 7      V,   519    | Churning the deep; or famine's deadly grip~ ~
 8     VI,   463    |                            The deadly arrow for his shameful deed;~ ~
 9     VI,   522    |     were Thessalian rocks with deadly herbs~ ~
10     VI,   577    |     savage fear them, yet with deadly aid~ ~
11    VII,   162    |       trust no sword until its deadly point~ ~
12    VII,   402    |        stood astonied, while a deadly chill~ ~
13    VII,   719    |      pitiless weapon clove its deadly path,~ ~
14   VIII,   769    |      say that Magnus, when the deadly blows~ ~
15     IX,   761    |                           With deadly calm unknown, and from the
16     IX,   852(26)| cockatrice, was supposed to be deadly. (See "King Richard III",
17     IX,   856    |        In those hot wastes are deadly; poised in air~ ~
18     IX,  1047    |                             By deadly serpents, dwells the Psyllian
19     IX,  1055    |     babe they prove by test of deadly asp~ ~
20     IX,  1063    |   Plays in his cradle with the deadly snake.~ ~
21     IX,  1081    |                                Deadly to snakes, a pungent smoke