1
What horrid deed did you commit to get sentenced to this guy?
2
He had provocation, no doubt, though it is a horrid deed.
3
She drank, and the horrid deed was accomplished.
4
You must be punished for your horrid deed.
5
Would that I might get my hands upon the foul devil who has done this horrid deed.
6
The horrid deed caused the street to be known ever after as "Sceleratus," or the wicked.
7
On my knees-bythe love you bore my mother-bythe affection you once bore me-donot commit this horrid deed.
8
In order for this, the captain being at Mr. Blandy's house in August, 1750, they both agreed upon this horrid deed.
9
Oh no, he merely wished to allay the excitement, that the horrid deed had produced on the minds of those present.
10
The contrast was awful between the island looking so lovely in the evening light, and this horrid deed which has desolated it.
11
He dared hardly think to himself that Sybilla had done the horrid deed, and he had never breathed his suspicion to Harriet.
12
His feet seemed nailed to the floor; his brain was urging him to go on with the horrid deed, his body was rebelling.
13
Theft is a base crime, but tears mingle with our condemnation, when we read what obliged Edward Ruhberg to do the horrid deed.
14
To the honor of France it may be said that the initiative, the inception of the horrid deed which was preparing was not French.
15
But now if thou must stay, remain here yet one day, for thou wilt not do any horrid deed of which I have dread.
16
If any horrid deed was doing now, how much more horrid in the awful still light of this first hour of a summer morn!
