Coriantumr

And it came to pass when Coriantumr had leaned upon his sword and rested

The Lions of the Lord A Tale of the Old West Harry Leon Wilson 1903

And it came to pass that Coriantumr fell to the earth, and became as if he had no life.

Roughing It Mark Twain 1872

Coriantumr, and he warred with Shared, and Lib, and Shiz, and others, in the "plains of Heshlon"; and the "valley of Gilgal"; and the

Roughing It Mark Twain 1872

Coriantumr and Shiz, behold Shiz had fainted with loss of blood.

Roughing It, Part 2. Mark Twain 1872

And it came to pass that Coriantumr wrote again an epistle unto

Roughing It Mark Twain 1872

Shiz declined, except upon condition that Coriantumr would come and let him cut his head off first -- a thing which Coriantumr would not do.

Roughing It Mark Twain 1872

And it came to pass that when Coriantumr had leaned upon his sword, that he rested a little, he smote off the head of Shiz.

Roughing It Mark Twain 1872

Coriantumr, were gathered together to the army of Coriantumr; and the people who were for Shiz, were gathered together to the army of

Roughing It Mark Twain 1872

And it came to pass that when the men of Coriantumr had received sufficient strength, that they could walk, they were about to flee for their lives, but behold, Shiz arose, and also his men, and he swore in his wrath that he would slay Coriantumr, or he would perish by the sword: wherefore he did pursue them, and on the morrow he did overtake them; and they fought again with the sword.

Roughing It Mark Twain 1872

Coriantumr and Shiz, behold Shiz had fainted with loss of blood.

Roughing It Mark Twain 1872