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• In the midst of the chorus of foxhounds came the eerie sound of the deep baying of Grimsdale's staghounds And as Melrose tried to make his way through the fog, he thought that mixed with all of this riot was the sound of a scream that no hound would make The handsome Donaldson was handsome no longer. —  deer leap.htm
• For calling our peaceable meetings riots, which in the legal notion of the word riot is a contradiction in terms, they indicted our friends as rioters for only sitting in a meeting, though nothing was there either said or done by them, and then set fines on them at pleasure. —  The History of Thomas Ellwood Written by Himself
• Outside a troop of cavalry cantered along the wide avenue, heading for the riot area What is the news of Klay?' —  David A
• Othello's appearance stilling the riot, his words to Iago and his dismissal of Cassio are alike honest work. —  The Man Shakespeare
• The only Coppers interested in starting a riot are the PoliticoPolice, those that stand to gain reward from Labour. —  Libertarian Blog Place

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