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1      IV|     an[28] especial horror of bloodshed. He declared that some of
2     XIV|       is dead set against all bloodshed, advised us to make peaceful
3      XV|      brow, we sha'n't come to bloodshed yet awhile. A dozen Bagyon
4      XV|    thus discoursed on war and bloodshed, Blanka was enjoying the
5      XV|    which has ever looked upon bloodshed with disapproval. It was
6    XVII| plunge your town into war and bloodshed.' With that we shook hands