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1. tained promises, stopped the mouths of lions, quenched the violence of

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2. The chunk of melted flesh that passed for her upper lip curled over her teeth as she quenched the flames and smiled at LeCynic

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3. And still the thirst of this people is not quenched

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4. When William quenched his thirst he clutched at his wound

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5. Hilderich had finally slept, his protestations about the lack of a night sky silently put aside when his fatigue took over and the anxiety and nervousness subsided after their thirst had been quenched; when the warm, tasty meal of mushrooms sat comfortably in their bellies

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6. Isa 66:24 And they shall go forth, and look upon the carcases of the men that have transgressed against me: for their worm shall not die, neither shall their fire be quenched; and they shall be an abhorring unto all flesh

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7. shall their fire be quenched; and they shall be an abhorring to all flesh

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8. 48 And all flesh shall see that I the Lord have kindled it; it shall not be quenched

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9. 4 When they were thirsty, they called on you, and water was given them out of the flinty rock, and their thirst was quenched out of the

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10. 16 Two sorts of men multiply sin, and the third will bring wrath, a hot mind is as a burning fire, it will never be quenched till it be

11. be put out, and deceit shall be quenched

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12. was defiled all over with blood, and the hot ashes were quenched by the droppings of gore, and pieces of flesh were scattered about

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13. sons tortured; 4 But with the reasoning of religion the mother quenched passions so great and powerful; 5 For we must consider also

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14. started feeling this need to be quenched

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15. died, quite possibly because the species law delayed for hours water that would have quenched the fire and saved the firefighters

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16. 27 For evil shall be put out and deceit shall be quenched

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17. It seems a long time since his thirst of any kind has come as near as this to being quenched

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18. 20 And the wheel was defiled all over with blood and the hot ashes were quenched by the droppings of gore and pieces of flesh were scattered about the axles of the machine

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19. 2 I have proved then that not only men have obtained the mastery of their passions but also that a woman despised the greatest torments; 3 And not so fierce were the lions round Daniel nor the furnace of Misael burning with most vehement fires as that natural love of children burned within her when she beheld her seven sons tortured; 4 But with the reasoning of religion the mother quenched passions so great and powerful; 5 For we must consider also this: that had the woman been faint hearted as being their other she would have lamented over them; and perhaps might have spoken so: 6 Ah! wretched I and many times miserable; who having born seven sons have become the mother of none

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20. 48 'where their worm doesn't die and the fire is not quenched

21. It is only when they have been walking and scrabbling up the increasingly steep slopes for another story’s length, that the scribe realises his thirst hasn’t been quenched

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22. Woe to the world because of trials! but woe to that man by whose hand the trials come If your hand or your foot injure you cut it off and throw it from you; for it is better for you to enter into life being halt or crippled and not that you should have two hands or two feet and fall into the hell of fire that burns forever; 19 where their worm dies not and their fire is not quenched; And if your eye seduce you pluck it out and throw it from you; for it is better for you to enter the Kingdom of Godwith one eye than that you should have two eyes and fall into the 22 fire of Gehenna; where their worm dies not and their fire is not quenched

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23. What then think you all? If one does anything unseemly in the incorruptible contest what shall he have to bear? For of those who do not preserve the seal [unbroken] [the Scripture] says "Their worm shall not die and their fire shall not be quenched and they shall be a spectacle to all flesh

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24. " And "their worm shall not die neither shall their fire be quenched; and they shall be a spectacle to all flesh

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25. His thirst quenched, we continued on until he arrived at his home in the country where there, in his backyard, I saw some twenty very plump free-run chickens

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26. the moment after my thirst was quenched

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27. I could see where the fire on my clothes had been quenched

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28. I bought a huge crystal ball which perfected my clairvoyant faculty, an oak table that occupied the southern end, from wall to wall, and on it, my magic book, invaluable companion, always open as my thirst for learning was never quenched

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29. Hunger and thirst quenched with succulent fish, wild herbs and clear spring water, cuts and scratches rubbed with the glutinous sap from long leathery leaves that grew at the edge of the lake, they sat in a circle while the fishermen plied them with questions

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30. Whorls and eddies of intelligence and drive continuously erupt to spew red-hot molten productivity and ingenious ideas across the planet’s surface, only to be quenched in the sea of couch potato quicksand and Happy Meal appetite mud-slides

31. Inside, they spread out sleeping bags, made depressions in the sand for hips, cut two thick lumps of bread and two equally enormous slices of cheese, then, sharing the water bottle, quenched both hunger and thirst

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32. It was as if the blood he had just shed had quenched the fire of his frenzy

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33. Her thirst was temporarily quenched; it was a false mercy to let her suffer until delirium and death brought relief

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34. I cupped the cold water in both hands, splashed my face a few times and drank until my thirst had been quenched

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35. “Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched

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36. A bounty of food on the tables stained the air with a rich mouthwatering scent, coupled with drinks from huge jugs that had split on the table, floor and the clothes of the people dancing around, to huge barrels in the corner that some dipped their cups in and quenched their thirst

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37. body, but they never quenched his spirit

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38. misconception about what God is, and has quenched

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39. has healed the misconception about what God is, and has quenched our thirst with the

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40. His hunger had been quenched by the basket of fried

41. quenched his thirst, likely for the last time

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42. But his anger was not quenched

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43. Lord Jesus you gave me rest from all of my burdens I was without food yet I did not hunger I thirst, yet it was quenched with your wonder I was consumed with self-pity but now have concern for others You taught me how to love rather than hate To pray for the ones who hurt me and give up the blame Jesus your heart is so gentle and kind S 48 S

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44. The thirsty wayfarers quenched their thirst,

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45. deceit was never quenched

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46. ” I quenched a glass of water

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47. Then he quenched his thirst and hunger of lust with my body

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48. I quenched every drop of tears, silently

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49. “She is a demon, she sacrifices animals but how long til she needs man flesh, a demons thirst for blood cannot be quenched by livestock”, it whispered sweetly into his ear

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50. Where, indeed, could the Apostle have turned for peace of heart, for satisfaction of conscience, for hope in a world to come, if he had gone away from the synagogue of Capernaum with the deserters, and left Christ 1854 years ago! Would he have found what he wanted among the formal Pharisees, or the sceptical Sadducees, or the worldly Herodians, or the ascetic Essenes, or the philosophical schools of Athens, Alexandria, or Rome? Would Gamaliel, or Caiaphas, or Stoics, or Epicureans, or Platonists, have quenched his spiritual thirst, or fed his soul? It is waste of time to ask such questions

51. the thirst of the self is quenched for ever

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52. “The yogi, whose mind is quenched with knowledge-both di-

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53. with God has been quenched because of their achievement of the ulti-

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54. The Arkenians quenched the earth until the Trader crops died of blight and mold

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55. They fired, and fired again, until every part of his body was riddled with bullets: his feet, legs, head and chest, and then, their pistols empty, they had quenched their thirst for revenge

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56. He quenched it and the shield dissipated

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57. Aesa quenched it, and then took a step backwards as the backlash of magic hit his chest

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58. Bephistoles snapped a spry little rune that Aesa recognized and dispatched with ease, the Truth Tell tickling his palm as he quenched it

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59. With dreamlike ease he quenched them, including the Mind Bend spell that had compelled Laeron to fight for the oracle

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60. There in Medina, the Prophet joined those who had already believed there and others of Medina, then he formed a strong holy force, and this made Quraish people ((the disbelievers)) feel more wrath and decided to eradicate this new state, here the prophet (cpth) was constrained to hit them, overcome and discipline them, destroy their force, and eventually he quenched their ignorance and became able to guide them, treated them mercifully and forgave all their past

61. that can only be quenched from MORE

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62. Then, if you found someone grieving and relieved him of that grief, or quenched the pain of thirst by offering him water, you will have broken the obstacle and released the constriction around his neck

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63. The water quenched her thirst, and calmed her down considerably

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64. from the fountains quenched his thirst

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65. thirst quenched by gushing water forming pools and

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66. She was thirsty, and the juice quenched that thirst

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67. She had given it a lot of thought lately but was unable to come up with an answer that quenched the flame of unrest

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68. According to Plutarch, "The sistrum shows that whatever exists ought to be shaken and never cease from movement, but should be aroused and agitated as if it were asleep and its life quenched

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69. He was proud, he said, of his church, very proud on week-days; on Sundays so few people came to the services that his pride was quenched by the aspect of the empty seats

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70. Contemplating her when she was not looking his desire to shake her became finally quenched by the perception that really there would be nothing to shake

71. Sitting in plain sight, below, was the dray – next to a freshly quenched hearth

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72. "Fritzi," cried Priscilla with more passion than she had ever put into speech before, "life's too much for me--I tell you life's too much for me!" And with a gesture of her arms as though she would sweep it all back, keep it from surging over her, from choking her, she ran out into the street to get into her own room and be alone, pulling the door to behind her for fear he should follow and want to explain and comfort, leaving him with his Æschylus in which, happening to glance sighing, he, enviable man, at once became again absorbed, and running blindly, headlong, as he runs who is surrounded and accompanied by a swarm of deadly insects which he vainly tries to out-distance, she ran straight into somebody coming from the opposite direction, ran full tilt, was almost knocked off her feet, and looking up with the impatient anguish of him who is asked to endure his last straw her lips fell apart in an utter and boundless amazement; for the person she had run against was that Prince--the last of the series, distinguished from the rest by his having quenched the Grand Duke's irrelevant effervescence by the simple expedient of saying Bosh--who had so earnestly desired to marry her

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73. The newly-lit wood fire blazed cheerfully when they went in, but its amiable light was immediately quenched by the electric light Wemyss switched on at the door

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74. The water quenched her thirst but she felt empty inside

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75. On it, they not only quenched their longing but also managed to talk intimately like the first days of their love

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76. The river cool and silent, flowing, always on the move; busy sowing life after having fed and quenched the thirst of dinosaurs and pterodactyls, mammoths and other extinct species and having witnessed the whole of the evolution of man, which our scientists are trying to divine from bits of bone and fragments of skulls

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77. Oh, that smile that never quenched my thirst for it

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78. As happened in great revivals past men took control and quenched the Holy Spirit

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79. The love she experienced from this interrelationship with Jesus was significant enough to be internalised and processed within, fostering a personal, emotional, intellectual and spiritual sensitivity that realized and quenched her thirst of that which she had been seeking in ‘physical’ encounters and of that which she was intended and made

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80. quenched unto it went out when there was nothing more to consume; then the

81. The worms consumed the corpses, and the fires were not quenched unto there

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82. upon the fruit of the ground; and it shall burn, and shall not be quenched" [Jeremiah

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83. worm dies not, the fire is not quenched" is in Mark 9:44, 46, and 48 in some translations

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84. The fire was not quenched but went out

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85. shall not be quenched" (Jeremiah 17:27)

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86. and was not quenched unto it went out when there was nothing more to consume;

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87. the corpses, and the fires were not quenched unto there was no more flesh to consume or

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88. upon the fruit of the ground; and it shall burn, and shall not be quenched" (Jeremiah

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89. quenched" "Where their worm dies not, the fire is not quenched" is in Mark 9:44, 46, and

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90. "Where their worm dies not, the fire is not quenched" is a direct

91. never shal be quenched

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92. The fire was not quenched, but it went out

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93. " It consumed all, and was not quenched unto it went

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94. corpses] fire shall not be quenched; and they [the corpses] shall be an abhorrence to all

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95. never shall be quenched

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