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1
Attention to this
monstrous
crime
has been slow coming and sadly predictable.
2
That was such a
monstrous
crime
that Edklinth felt yet more apprehensive.
3
A
monstrous
crime
had been committed, involving the honour of the family.
4
If you know aught of this
monstrous
crime
,
tell it at once.
5
Maybe Ekelund is right, maybe I am trying to ignore this
monstrous
crime
.
6
Can she behold without a shudder, this tell-tale instrument of her
monstrous
crime
?
7
Surely they dare not commit such a
monstrous
crime
against the absent, the undefended!
8
What she formerly regarded as a
monstrous
crime
,
she now spoke of as a peccadillo.
9
This
monstrous
crime
pursues her like a nightmare.
10
I had committed a
monstrous
crime
-
had
led
astray an innocent maiden, had outraged hospitality-andso on.
11
From that hour it was doomed, and the expiation of its
monstrous
crime
is still going on.
12
Gladkov fled from the city but returned subsequently, paying but a slight penalty for his
monstrous
crime
.
13
Had he been discovered guilty of a
monstrous
crime
,
his popularity could not have more rapidly waned.
14
What
monstrous
crime
am I charged with?
15
Dost thou, thirdly, deny that thou didst scheme this
monstrous
crime
for the sake of a woman?
16
It was a
monstrous
crime
,
as unthinkable before it happened as would be the bombing of Oxford or Kyoto.
monstrous
crime
monstrous