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 1     8| holocaust;~In that the more they slaughter from without,~They less
 2    11|    justice moved, or cruel rage,~Slaughter without regard to sex or
 3    12|        fierce Ferrau, and, after slaughter fell~Amid the paynim host,
 4    14|         Normans, who the list of slaughter swell.~Orghetto of Maganza,
 5    14|      this, he perishes amid that slaughter;~And, what breeds most affliction,
 6    15|        conducts thee straight to slaughter.~ ~ XLIII~"Within six miles,
 7    16|         destroys each pile,~Such slaughter deals, that greater ill
 8    17|   excesses sore;~Since them with slaughter, rape, and rapine hunt,~
 9    17|         meanly dight;~And, as to slaughter he conducted were,~Place
10    18|          Our host, and made wide slaughter everywhere:~Nor blunted
11    18|        their swords, the impious slaughter done;~Deeming impossible,
12    19|         wearied with such mighty slaughter done;~And if I were disposed
13    26| assassins call;~And, with fierce slaughter, either angry horde~'Gan
14    27|       and main.~His army's cruel slaughter, with surprise,~Anger and
15    31|         with sleep opprest:~They slaughter all, nor grant one paynim
16    33|        shall he mourn his army's slaughter,~Dispersed and drowning
17    37|             She one and all will slaughter and will burn, --~The townsmen
18    40|         discerned,~And such sore slaughter, under different shows,~
19    40|     drown;~While he, that mighty slaughter's cause, is flown.~ ~ IX~
20    40|       XXXV~By Olivier, amid that slaughter wide,~Fell Bucifaro of the
21    40|       noise Sir Dudon hears, the slaughter spies,~But knows not who
22    41|   ancient lord,~That thou can'st slaughter, in the warrior's view,~
23    42|          Was with his murderer's slaughter ill content,~Till he his
24    44|       departs, resolved on Leo's slaughter,~To whom Duke Aymon had
25    45|          gain)~Knew what a cruel slaughter had ensued:~For there the