Aún no tenemos significados para "vow vengeance".
1We vow vengeance against him, and deliverance to the fatherland!
2Talbot and the other English officers now vow vengeance on the French in these words:-
3Perhaps Bill Tregargus had told that he had seen me, and heard me vow vengeance.
4Again do I vow vengeance; again do I devote thee, miserable fiend, to torture and death.
5Then the proud girl would break into fresh sobs, and vow vengeance upon the selectmen of Colchester.
6My mother's wrongs are mine, and here, by her grave, I vow vengeance on you and yours!
7They vow vengeance against such men, and are ever on the watch to find an excuse for arresting or punishing them.
8They vow vengeance on him.... 'Tis on thee they call... thou art their chosen, their anointed; the people call to thee.
9He'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.
10His suit is scornfully rejected, and he departs in wrath vowing vengeance.
11From that day I vowed vengeance against the whole tribe of reptiles.
12He had vowed vengeance at sight; why should he haste to help?
13When he was told how ill I was, he departed, vowing vengeance.
14The cardinal vows vengeance, and his bravos are in pursuit of the prince.
15Hamlet vows vengeance and the tragic plot is set in motion.
16Osceola, the Indian-Negro chieftain, had risen in the swamps of Florida, vowing vengeance.
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