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1 He was lynched on the spot by the crowd; stoned to death.
2 As for mocking the flag, one might be lynched on the spot.
3 Am I going to get lynched on my way home tonight?
4 There are persistent rumors that more than one man was lynched on the eve of Armistice day.
5 And failing that, some old-timers pointed out, they should have been publicly lynched on arrival at salt water.
6 No-one ever interferes with the news-sellers; for fear of being lynched on the spot by the paper's fanatical audience.
7 On inquiry I was informed that a man had been lynched on one of its boughs the night before last.
8 And grew up in that little town, said that my father had seen two black men lynched on his street.
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