It was as though the horses had hell-fire in their veins.

She's had hell enough without me taking her into another.

I've had hell inside me ever since.

You have had hell enough.

He had hell in his throat, and again he tossed down a dose of whiskey, and threw himself into the arm-chair.

Hardly had hell been let loose when a line of men arose from Essex Trench and walked steadily to their front.

It would go hard with him and Miss Margaret; he's had hell enough in his life already; he's happy now-sois Miss Margaret.

I have tossed for hours and nights upon a bed of remorse, and had hell with all its flames burning in my heart and brain.

And had hell, death, or the grave, been strong enough to hold him, then he had suffered the vengeance of eternal fire to all eternity.

I have had Hell in my heart sometimes, when I have come in touch with cases like those.

"He's been tryin' to sit up, an' we've had hell with him."

Had hell indeed yawned, and were the flames soaring up to the sky through the riven shell of the earth?

God, the angels and the "saved" lived in Heaven, man lived on Earth, and the devils and the damned had Hell to themselves.

I had already fixed my face on his, and he straightened himself up with breast and front as though he had Hell in great scorn.

"We've had hell," Craig said.