1
They won't ever hunt the river for anything but my dead carcass.
2
Every village almost beheld the dead carcass of a wretched inhabitant.
3
You have nothing but a dead carcass left on your hands.
4
He looks better as a led horse, than a dead carcass.
5
He led the way to where the dead carcass lay.
6
They need not touch the rottenness of this half- dead carcass with knife or poultice.
7
The fins are cut off with the dead carcass being thrown back into the sea.
8
Fire, spilled like this, would draw frights just as a dead carcass would draw crows.
9
But, your honor, the dead carcass swelled horribly.
10
My sperit is pert enough, but it's all buried up in this old clumsy, half- dead carcass.
11
The hyena devours what the vulture leaves, which is the skin and bones of a dead carcass.
12
They will smell a dead carcass at a very great distance, and will soon surround and devour it.
13
Like a dead carcass she hangs upon the living spirit which animates the heart, and she impedes its motions.
14
The alligator was only the dead carcass of a big bull 'gator, which the sun had swollen and distended.
15
The Cloth Hall was but a skeleton in stone, with immense gaunt ribs about the dead carcass of its former majesty.
16
The Himalayan golden eagle is a very carrion crow, never destroying its own game, and feeding on any dead carcass it may find.
