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We vow vengeance against him, and deliverance to the fatherland!
2
Talbot and the other English officers now vow vengeance on the French in these words:-
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Perhaps Bill Tregargus had told that he had seen me, and heard me vow vengeance.
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Again do I vow vengeance; again do I devote thee, miserable fiend, to torture and death.
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Then the proud girl would break into fresh sobs, and vow vengeance upon the selectmen of Colchester.
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My mother's wrongs are mine, and here, by her grave, I vow vengeance on you and yours!
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They vow vengeance against such men, and are ever on the watch to find an excuse for arresting or punishing them.
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They vow vengeance on him.... 'Tis on thee they call... thou art their chosen, their anointed; the people call to thee.
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He'd gorge himself with the meat, and in the morning we'd find the other sheep that he'd torn, and we'd vow vengeance against that bear.
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His suit is scornfully rejected, and he departs in wrath vowing vengeance.
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From that day I vowed vengeance against the whole tribe of reptiles.
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He had vowed vengeance at sight; why should he haste to help?
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When he was told how ill I was, he departed, vowing vengeance.
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The cardinal vows vengeance, and his bravos are in pursuit of the prince.
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Hamlet vows vengeance and the tragic plot is set in motion.
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Osceola, the Indian-Negro chieftain, had risen in the swamps of Florida, vowing vengeance.