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Значения термина terrible convulsions на английском
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Использование термина terrible convulsions на английском
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He fell back in terribleconvulsions, and in a moment was dead.
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After the terribleconvulsions of the last years even this rest was a relief.
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Four or five minutes later Auguste was seized with terribleconvulsions, followed by unconsciousness.
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Blackened in terribleconvulsions, Wolfstein expired; over him had the power of hell no influence.
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The poor man had been in convulsions, terribleconvulsions!
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A nation of thirty millions of people, had been for ten years agitated by the most terribleconvulsions.
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Ever since giving birth to her first child she had been subject to nervous fits which brought on terribleconvulsions.
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There are, I acknowledge, even in the happiest life, some terribleconvulsions, heavy set-offs against the opposite page of the account.
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What terribleconvulsions of nature there must have been here ere these great boulders were displaced and rolled about like mere pebbles!
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On a platform stood black, motionless men in awful contrast with a dangling object that doubled up and curled upon itself in terribleconvulsions.
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Afflicted with a disease of the heart, she is subject to terribleconvulsions, which increase the tenderness of her protector for the doomed child.
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But a sudden sound cut these investigations short, for Hortebise had fallen to the ground, and was struggling in a series of terribleconvulsions.
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It was often very effective, producing shouts and groans and genuflections among the audience at large, and terribleconvulsions among the more nervous and excitable.
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Terribleconvulsions, in paroxysms, devilish grin, the body is curved backward, jaw set.
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"The oldest of the young ladies, Miss Martha, was seized with terribleconvulsions."
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"So stupendous a change," said I, "did not, of course, take place without bloodshed and terribleconvulsions?"