1
He cleared his throat as though to disembarrass it of a garrote.
2
And the toggle on the garrote comes from Paddy's own duffel coat.
3
They had dismounted the old man, and were about to garrote him.
4
Isbar flailed and clawed at the garrote, but Gurney's grip remained firm.
5
Attached to the e-mail was a photo of a bloodied garrote wire.
1
Was this or was it not your last chance to escape the garrotte?'
2
The Haitian tumbled over Bennet's shoulders -but Rene still wouldn't let go of the garrotte!
3
Sley slid out without a smile, turning an oily rag in his hands like a garrotte.
4
He once interrupted a day out with his daughter so that he could garrotte a man.
5
The man slipped the garrotte over Tim's head.
1
The iron collar round my neck was not added till the year 1756.
2
An iron collar was afterward added to his instruments of torture.
3
One young man was chained up with an iron collar about his neck.
4
My axe is notched: the forty-second had an iron collar on his neck.
5
The iron collar about his neck was fastened to the wall behind him.
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Executed in Porto Rico by the terrible Spanish method of the garotte.
2
A new machine has just arrived from Spain, called a garotte.
3
Just get that on the windpipe-so ,(shewingme practically how to garotte).
4
Tucker inspected his Uzi, then his knife and wire garotte.
5
Immediately Judd stepped close behind the guard and dropped the garotte around his neck, yanking.
6
He said retesting the garotte, the torch and the ransom note would be far more significant.
7
I wanted to say, hey watch the garotte.
8
One was later caught with a garotte.
9
The gallows, the rope -but in Spain it would be the iron collar of the garotte.
10
Stifling garotte which asphyxiates optimistic Faith .
11
The gigantic Burrows was toiling in the garotte of Rupert, while Basil was striving to master his mighty hands.
12
But it could not order him to risk the garotte, not even with the nation's existence trembling in the balance.
13
So Garotte became a sort of theocracy, with Judge Rablay as ruler.
14
One afternoon a man came to Garotte, who had a widespread reputation.
15
Lawyer Rablay, too, was never afterwards seen in Garotte.
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Jedge, we're sorry you've been jumped, here in Garotte.