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1. I wondered how many people had blundered into these very stones, perhaps fleeing in the dark from pillaging, murderous pirates
2. arrived to see a group of youths pillaging their church, and
3. She and Tom left Brian to his pillaging
4. And now they were traveling out of London, raping and pillaging as they went, feeding off the general population like the Vikings of old
5. Naybor had stopped the men rampaging through the village, pillaging and destroying
6. The next morning I was up early and continued the pillaging of The Sea Serpent
7. They had begun to scour the lands pillaging, raping, and burning, before they dug their teeth in what they thought would be the grand feast of Pyr itself
8. Was it also pillaging when Moses carted the bones of joseph through the desert for more than 40 years?
9. Was it also pillaging when Josiah dug up the bones and burnt it by order of God?
10. I put it to you that even grave pillaging may very well have to do with God’s wrath and that the chosen, true child of God, will never have their grave pillaged
11. The highest grade of pillaging is to take the bones of the deceased and throw it into a monster industrial blender with hardened steel balls which crushes and grinds it to a powder! This my friend is pillaging of the highest degree of a body that does not even belong to you
12. My jagun was sent to the western part of Tlatelolco where we surprised small groups of pillaging Tenocha and put them to the sword
13. They had obviously become used to pillaging,
14. deceit and pillaging of every type, such as in the land of the Cicones where he
15. This does not mean that Inner Circle Initiate goes through life murdering, raping and pillaging in flagrant disregard for the law (you’ll be relieved to hear)
16. The underlying assumption is that unless ‘something is done’, then the world will be full of crazed and violent drug addicts raping and pillaging their way through society
17. They’ve been pillaging Pan’s kingdom ever since
18. From the walls men saw the flame of their pillaging
19. Conan felt the old tug of the professional fighting-man, to turn his horse and plunge into the fighting, the pillaging and the looting as in the days of old
20. In gusts of blood-lust he festooned the gallows in the market square with dangling corpses, glutted the axes of the headsmen and sent his Nemedian horsemen thundering through the land pillaging and burning
21. When the co-pilot had completed the reburial of the pilot, understandably, he seemed to be very reticent to assist Siri in his pillaging of the cargo for which he was responsible; however, he seemed keen enough to collect and repack the carelessly discarded items from the desert back into the hold
22. to pillage and reap their earnings, but while pillaging they were later ambushed by the unbelievers
23. focused on the mission at hand and not solely on pillaging riches, the
24. There will be no pillaging nor plundering of the city stores nor personal property
25. The untold story, however, has the inquisitors of the Christian faith raping, burning, pillaging and plundering the farmers and merchants of not only Norway, Sweden and Denmark, but wherever they went, in behalf of the god of this world, and doing it in the name of Jesus
26. Other parties need to decide how to handle this Presidential pillaging, of which there is documentary evidence, and which will undoubtedly be of the greatest possible embarrassment to the ruling party when made public
27. Crimes such as the bombing of playgrounds, the murder of Melioran sympathizers, the pillaging of western cities in advance of Melioran troops, the suspension of elections and the suspicious claim to power
28. “What say you we do a bit o’ burning and pillaging together?”
29. Last week, they raided the Johansen homestead, pillaging and burning the farm to the ground
30. 1000, the head of a Turco-Afghan dynasty, Mahmud of Ghazni, first passed through India like a whirlwind, destroying, pillaging, and massacring
31. If we had a warrior culture, if we raised our children to be spartans or beserkers, then warring would be the skill we would want to inculcate, and pillaging and raping would be the rewards for a campaign won
32. world that cannot recover from the pillaging that has been
33. The Pillaging Of Joy
34. The pillaging of the fruit of joy can happen through circumstances of our health
35. The pillaging of joy can happen through circumstances involving our security
36. The pillaging of our joy can happen through our desire to belong with others
37. In contrast, many people experience the pillaging of that joy causing them to feel unwanted and isolated
38. The pillaging of joy makes the possibility of “fitting in” seems impossible
39. The pillaging of joy happens to our sense of self-worth, which causes self-destruction and violence to others
40. The pillaging of joy can happen through circumstances of our self-expression
41. The pillaging of the joy within our words and deeds results in oppressed and negative expression of ourselves
42. Even after Luther’s reforms became normalized: religious hatred, bigotry, and racism, bloodshed, war, pillaging, raiding, etc, continued nonstop all over Europe
43. from Ithilien and from Anurien, ambushing and pillaging
44. She represented the big bad state that’s sanctioning the criminal pillaging of the world
45. During the month that the French troops were pillaging in Moscow and the Russian troops were quietly encamped strength of the two armies- both in spirit and in number- as a result of which the superiority had passed to the Russian side
46. The soldier himself does the stabbing, hacking, burning, and pillaging, and always receives orders for these actions from men above him; he himself never gives an order
47. I will follow you wherever there is room for a chair"; that one must be on one's guard; that at night there would be people pillaging isolated dwellings in the deserted corners of Paris (there the imagination of the police, that Anne Radcliffe mixed up with the Government was recognizable); that a battery had been established in the Rue Aubry le Boucher; that Lobau and Bugeaud were putting their heads together, and that, at midnight, or at daybreak at latest, four columns would march simultaneously on the centre of the uprising, the first coming from the Bastille, the second from the Porte Saint-Martin, the third from the Greve, the fourth from the Halles; that perhaps, also, the troops would evacuate Paris and withdraw to the Champ-de-Mars; that no one knew what would happen, but that this time, it certainly was serious
48. The name is derived from the fact that this concoction was popularly supposed to have rendered immune from contagion certain thieves who were pillaging the city of Toulouse during a severe plague (1720)
49. The less bold among them contented themselves with pillaging houses in which they were quartered
50. Although officially forbidden, pillaging continued