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eviscerate	As Richmond advances toward the great battle at Bosworth, he emphasizes the destructive aspects of Richard III's leadership, comparing the king to a "wretched, bloody, and usurping boar" who "swills your warm blood like wash, and makes his trough/In your embowelled bosoms" (188). Two bad kings and two bad presidents by Abbott, Philip / Presidential Studies Quarterly Dobell's eponymous hero, Balder, describes his exploration of Nature: The red haste Of her quick heart, and of her heaving breast The cavernous and windy mysteries, (17) and discusses the poet's soul in these terms: That underflow and subterrene Wherein the future heaves, and time to come Like an embowelled earthquake yet unbelched Disturbs our world, is mine. Swinburne's spasms: Poems and Ballads and the 'Spasmodic School' by Blair, Kirstie / Yearbook of English Studies The old poets, he writes, bending some lines from Burke, had "warm hearts of flesh and blood beating in their bosoms and were not embowelled of their natural entrails, and stuffed with paltry blurred sheets of paper. Hazlitt & Wordsworth: the language of poetry by Greenberg, Martin / New Criterion	embed embellish embellished embellishment embezzle embezzlement embezzlement accusations embezzler embitter embittered embittering emblaze emblazon emblem emblematic Emblements embodied embodied terms embodiment embody embodying embolden embolium emboss embowel embowelled embox embrace embrace an offer embrace an opinion embraced embracement Embraceor Embracery embracing embracing a large area embrangle embrangled embranglement embroider embroidery embroil embroilment embryo embryonic emend Emendals emendare emendate emendatio emendation	embosses embossing embossing embossing embossing die Embossing Press embossing stylus embossment EMBOT Embotelladora San Bernardino Embothrium Embothrium coccineum Embottle embouchure embouchure embouchures embouchures embourgeoisement embourgeoisements Embow Embow embowed embowed embowel embowel emboweled emboweled Emboweler emboweling emboweling embowelled embowelling embowelling Embowelment embowels embowels embower embowered embowering embowers Embowl Embox Embox Emboyssement EMBP EMBPV EMBR Embra Embra embrace embrace embrace embrace an offer embrace an opinion Embrace reflex Embrace reflex Embrace reflex Embrace reflex Embrace the Unknown Embrace, extend and extinguish embraceable

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As Richmond advances toward the great battle at Bosworth, he emphasizes the destructive aspects of Richard III's leadership, comparing the king to a "wretched, bloody, and usurping boar" who "swills your warm blood like wash, and makes his trough/In your embowelled bosoms" (188).

Two bad kings and two bad presidents by Abbott, Philip / Presidential Studies Quarterly

Dobell's eponymous hero, Balder, describes his exploration of Nature: The red haste Of her quick heart, and of her heaving breast The cavernous and windy mysteries, (17) and discusses the poet's soul in these terms: That underflow and subterrene Wherein the future heaves, and time to come Like an embowelled earthquake yet unbelched Disturbs our world, is mine.

Swinburne's spasms: Poems and Ballads and the 'Spasmodic School' by Blair, Kirstie / Yearbook of English Studies

The old poets, he writes, bending some lines from Burke, had "warm hearts of flesh and blood beating in their bosoms and were not embowelled of their natural entrails, and stuffed with paltry blurred sheets of paper.

Hazlitt & Wordsworth: the language of poetry by Greenberg, Martin / New Criterion

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