butcherly

1 Skip these in favor of another butcherly art: the sausage.

2 His arms were bared to the shoulder; and a leathern apron, soiled by gory stains, and tied round his waist, completed his butcherly appearance.

3 The Carlist General had threatened to murder the two Queens and the Duke of Rianzares at sunrise, as was his butcherly wont.

4 An aged man, without an enemy in the world, in his own house, and in his own bed, is made the victim of a butcherly murder for mere pay.

5 The pamphlet is full of violent language about “the bloody, butcherly brood” of persecutors, and Knox spoke of what might have occurred had the Queen “been sent to hell before these days.”

6 You may also tell him, from me, that after abandoning his worldly goods and position to this butcherly mob, I wonder he is not at the head of them.

7 Oh! that I knew where he is, replied threescore and five; the wicked rogue, the butcherly dog, the murderer!

8 Will they remove the only motive which could bring me to the butcherly spectacle of their combat?

9 If we were to elect him, why, the next thing we should hear of would be some vile butcherly murder, by way of justifying our choice.

10 It remains, then, beyond a doubt, that that subterranean vault contained the victims of one of the many secret martyrdoms of the butcherly tribunal.

11 I can tell you he was well-nigh spent; and just then half a dozen butcherly villains came out on him, bawling, "Tu-y! tu-y!" which it seems means "kill, kill."

12 By my faith," said d'Aubricour, "I believe the butcherly rogue means to cancel his debts by the death of all his creditors.

13 In the thick of this message she was, unluckily, caught by Dr Pughson, who, after dealing her one of his butcherly gibes, bade her to the blackboard, to grapple with the Seventh Proposition.

14 After the murder of that little child, it seems to me one can never look with anything but horror upon the butcherly Herod who ordered it.

15 What stratagems, how fell, how butcherly, Erroneous, mutinous, and unnatural, This deadly quarrel daily doth beget!—

16 Genghis Khan and his butcherly horde even massacred the livestock of the villages they overran.

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