intrails

“Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the intrails of the last priest.”

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“And hereupon Chingis Cham enacted: that neither the blood, nor the intrails, nor any other part of a beast which might be eaten, should be cast away, saue onely the dunge.”

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation

“Then by chance they found the fresh intrails of a beast: which they tooke, and casting away the dung therof, caused it to be sodden, brought it before”

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation

“I saw into the intrails of dim, damp wood, where the first man among all the common stones found the strange stone.”

Tremendous Trifles

“Drink, drink, drink!" cried the hag fiercely; "there's nothing like drink for the poor, for thin we fancy oursels what we wish, and," sinking her voice into a whisper, "I thinks thin that I have my foot on the billies of the rich folks, and my hands twisted about their intrails, and I hear them shriek, and -- thin I'm happy!”

Eugene Aram — Complete

“TO quote the statistican at National Review, "you might as well slaughter a goat and read its intrails" as pay attention to the data right now.”

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“Of fubterranean wind tranfports a hill Torn from Pelorus, or the fhatter'd fide Of thundering JEtna, whofe combuftible And fuel'd intrails thence conceiving fire,”

Internet Archive: Paradise Lost: A Poem in Twelve Books

“Drink, drink, drink!" cried the hag fiercely; "there's nothing like drink for the poor, for thin we fancy oursels what we wish, and," sinking her voice into a whisper, "I thinks thin that I have my foot on the billies of the rich folks, and my hands twisted about their intrails, and”

Eugene Aram — Volume 01

“To complete this (hocking view of carnage and barbarity, at a little diflance, we faw the dogs gnawing their intrails.”

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