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And the vitals of a wolf could no more strongly have felt the instinct to rend.
THE MYSTERIOUS RIDERZANE GREY
Yes, 'tis the hand Of death I feel press heavy on my vitals, Slow sapping the warm current of existence.
THE POETICAL WORKS OF HENRY KIRKE WHITEHENRY KIRKE WHITE
Under his guard the kneeling man's sword was to be thrust up into his vitals.
ST. MARTIN'S SUMMERRAFAEL SABATINI
He must have got this far before the drug worked into his vitals.
THE MISSOURIANEUGENE P. (EUGENE PERCY) LYLE
At our feet lay the prairie-horse with the barb in his vitals, and the feathered shaft protruding from his side.
THE WAR TRAILMAYNE REID
If he had plunged a knife in my vitals he could not have hurt me worse.
A LITTLE UNION SCOUTJOEL CHANDLER HARRIS
Jane agrees to replace dolly's vitals and sew her up to qualify her for this experience.
SOMEHOW GOODWILLIAM DE MORGAN
John dwelt amid all these sickening, these blood-curdling horrors with death gnawing at his own vitals.
OVERSHADOWEDSUTTON E. GRIGGS
The idea of anybody passing up a chance like that to enrich himself literally smote him to the vitals.
MURDER IN THE GUNROOMHENRY BEAM PIPER
"This Promethean morality that enchains the world and sets its bureaucratic eagle to gnaw the vitals of humanity," Sylvia cried.
SYLVIA & MICHAELCOMPTON MACKENZIE

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