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When We got to the deer, was a blody mess, mouth, nose, ears and 2 holes that was pumping blood.

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Yes, he is blody and tired, but he is still standing.

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It was surely again 'embraced' by all the primary powers except for the Soviet Union where this worked backwards, promoting a series of blody retaliations against Jews and furhter nourishing of the deep - rooted antisemitism.

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And aftre that thei schewen the heed of Seynte Kateryne, and the clothe that sche was wrapped inne, that is zit alle blody.

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And at morwe, whan he fond the heremyte ded, he was fulle sory and wrothe, and wolde have don his men to dethe: but they alle with on accord seyd, that he him self had slayn him, when he was dronken, and schewed him his swerd alle blody: and he trowed, that thei hadden seyd sothe.

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And in that same place, David saughe the aungelle, that smot the folk with a swerd, and put it up blody in the schethe.

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And in that same place, David saughe the aungelle, that smot the folk with a swerd, and put it up blody in the schethe.

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And aftre that thei schewen the heed of Seynte Kateryne, and the clothe that sche was wrapped inne, that is zit alle blody.

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And at morwe, whan he fond the heremyte ded, he was fulle sory and wrothe, and wolde have don his men to dethe: but they alle with on accord seyd, that he him self had slayn him, when he was dronken, and schewed him his swerd alle blody: and he trowed, that thei hadden seyd sothe.

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The chronicler is recording the occurrence, in the thirteenth year of Edward the Fourth, of a "gret hote somere," which caused much mortality, and "unyversalle fevers, axes, and the blody flyx in dyverse places of Englonde," and also occasioned great dearth and famine "in the southe partyes of the worlde."

Notes and Queries, Number 46, September 14, 1850 Various