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And Talisso answered, with a peal of orgulous laughter: "Restless as the sea; insatiable as the grave."— A Child's Book of Saints
When Modred defied him, the archbishop departed, and "did the curse in the most orgulous wise that might be done."— Studies from Court and Cloister: being essays, historical and literary dealing mainly with subjects relating to the XVIth and XVIIth centuries
On the next eminence the orgulous king— Georgian Poetry 1911-12
He stood quite still, a figure orgulous and splendent.— Zuleika Dobson, or, an Oxford love story
Of that fierce and uncouth robber horde, which rode to Sarras two hundred strong, scarce two score saw Danube water again When Desiderius knew for a surety that the natural man within him was verily that King wicked and orgulous, and understood that the sins of that evil King were the sins he himself would have committed but for the saving grace of God, a great awe fell upon him, and he was abashed with a grievous dread lest the King Orgulous were not really dead and done with, but were sleeping still, like the Kings of old legend, in some dusky cavern of his nature, ready to awake and break forth with sword and fire.— A Child's Book of Saints

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