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1 IV   |     put to death in the most cruel torment.~In 1859, in the
2 XV   |     rest, and reserved for a cruel fate. On the death of the
3 XX   |    leisure.~“Not a whit more cruel than hanging!” said the
4 XX   | burned together. I call that cruel; but, like friend Kennedy,
5 XX   |      the gallows is quite as cruel, quite as barbarous.”~Joe,
6 XXII |    in English, “saved from a cruel death! My brethren, I thank
7 XXVI |   suffering; but thirst is a cruel thing!”~It was not thirst
8 XLI  |    men, and some of the most cruel, too, in all Africa.”~“How
9 XLIII|        said the doctor; “the cruel Talabas! the ferocious marabouts