On this account, Grecian woodcutters avoid the oak, regarding it as an accursed tree.

A Sicilian tradition identifies the tree as a tamarisk, and a Russian proverb, in allusion to the aspen, tells us "there is an accursed tree which trembles without even a breath of wind."

Now, brothers, bending o'er th' accursed loom, Stamp we our vengeance deep, and ratify his doom! III.

" The tyrant immediately turned towards his army, with the intention of making a strong effort to regain his throne, but he found that as soon as the soldiers and the people were made acquainted with the proceedings and success of Feridún, rebellion arose among them, and shuddering with horror at the cruelty exercised by him in providing food for the accursed serpents, they preferred embracing the cause of the new king.

Every boot-black or boatman felt that he was the equal of the accursed Frank, who now had no consul to protect him; and abuses began immediately.

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Will no kindly earthquake come and swallow up those accursed cotton mills?

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"Had I looked more sharply to the latter, as became one accustomed to deal with the accursed race," muttered the Hebrew, "it would be a matter of no concern to me if the girl married a Turk!" "Hosea," said a mask at his ear; "a word with thee in secret.

I will find means to conceal thee until dark, and we will quit the accursed Republic for ever.

And ere he began he charged that all they that were accursed should go out of the church, and then rose a dead body and went out in to the churchyard with a white cloth on his head, and stood still there till the mass was done.

And then St. Austin went to him and demanded him what he was, and he answered and said: I was sometime lord of this town, and because I would not pay my tithes to my curate he accursed me, and so I died and went to hell.

First I accurse thee; and if thou persist, Unto damnation leave thee, wretched man.

Then, Doncaster, ourselves ourselves accurse, And let no good betide to thee or me!

Amen, amen! accursed may he be For murdering Robin, flower of courtesy.

Meantime, let me have another look at that accursed letter.

Thirteen cut in with arrogant assertiveness; "all we've been waiting for, hoping for, praying forthe end of the ruling classes, extinction of the accursed aristocrats, subjugation of the thrice-damned bourgeois, the triumph of the proletariat, all at a single stroke, swift, subtle, and sure!

exclaimed Piers furiously, and with the word the storm of his anger broke like a fiery torrent, sweeping all before it, "are you taking me to task, youyoufor this accursed trick of Fate?

That is what happens to any one who dares to raise a finger against the accursed idols of this country.

One evening, as he sat leaning his head on his hand, Flora said, "What are you thinking of, Florimond?" He answered: "I am thinking, dear, of the agony I suffered when I hadn't money to save you from the auction-block; and I am thinking how the same accursed system is striving to perpetuate and extend itself.

And accursed be thou, O Commune; for, as Macbeth murdered sleep, thou hast murdered our smiles!

At last I came upon the warm but lifeless body of Grimjaw lying on the grass, and I hurried madly from the accursed place to where the men were dragging the lake.

Accursed world!

Go, count your accursed guineas!

The whole country believed him accursed."