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No man alive could bear it: it would be hell on earth.
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To-day you prosper-to-morrowyou are cast down into a hell on earth.
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The Iliad is mostly war,-menacting hell on earth, as Goethe said.
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As that man's wife her life would have been hell on earth.
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It was intolerable, a hell on earth, but the woman was right.
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It made you physically ill. Life became hell on earth for you.
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It will be so bad for them it'll be hell on earth.
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And Lucien could burn in the depths of a hell on earth.
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And when the broth was served, hell on earth broke loose.
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Women such as you should learn what hell on earth means.
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One is-thatI have made your life a hell on earth.
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If ever the Almighty permitted hell on earth 'twas that valley.
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But he was inhabiting a hell on earth, which no man need do.
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Conscience, conscience; the only barrier between us and hell on earth!
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All I know is, you made his last days a hell on earth.
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Could anything have been worth three years of hell on earth?