| "Break open the treasure and plunder it." | |
| "The Bedouin mob came bursting into the carriage to kill and plunder. | |
| "The dark prince of plunder." | |
| "The greedy bugs mustn't plunder the fragrance from the flowers" | |
| "There's loot and plunder all around, and destruction." | |
| "Break open the treasure and plunder it." | |
| "The Bedouin mob came bursting into the carriage to kill and plunder. | |
| "The dark prince of plunder." | |
| "The greedy bugs mustn't plunder the fragrance from the flowers" | |
| "There's loot and plunder all around, and destruction." | |
| "She plunders, he squanders. We must rescue our Deva from the hell, Paro" | |
| "Will I make a compact with the slaveholder? "The man who plunders cradles, "scourges women with the lash till the soil is red with blood? | |
| - She fuckin' plunders and pillages, that's_BAR_ - Uh. | |
| /He destroys towns and plunders their graveyards to enslave the dead. | |
| A man who kills, rapes and plunders for personal profit. | |
| "She plunders, he squanders. We must rescue our Deva from the hell, Paro" | |
| "Will I make a compact with the slaveholder? "The man who plunders cradles, "scourges women with the lash till the soil is red with blood? | |
| - She fuckin' plunders and pillages, that's_BAR_ - Uh. | |
| /He destroys towns and plunders their graveyards to enslave the dead. | |
| A man who kills, rapes and plunders for personal profit. | |
| " Little do they know a life has been plundered" | |
| "He has plundered our seas. | |
| "His fingers tangled in her curls... "while his tongue plundered the soft cavern of her mouth. | |
| "Homes plundered brick by brick" | |
| "It's my world that has been plundered" | |
| "Completed in 1597, Morro Castle stands grimly guarding "the beautiful harbor of Havana, "with its history of piratical plundering, slave traders and buccaneers." | |
| "They came to the church at Lindisfarne. "Laid everything waste with grievous plundering. "Trampled the holy place with polluted steps. | |
| "the moral equivalent of plundering a ship and murdering its crew." | |
| # A plundering desire # For love | |
| - Rome. But as we looked closer at the Antikythera cargo, we began to realise this wasn't a marauding Roman warship plundering Greek colonies but something more unusual. | |
| " Little do they know a life has been plundered" | |
| "He has plundered our seas. | |
| "His fingers tangled in her curls... "while his tongue plundered the soft cavern of her mouth. | |
| "Homes plundered brick by brick" | |
| "It's my world that has been plundered" | |
| "Completed in 1597, Morro Castle stands grimly guarding "the beautiful harbor of Havana, "with its history of piratical plundering, slave traders and buccaneers." | |
| "They came to the church at Lindisfarne. "Laid everything waste with grievous plundering. "Trampled the holy place with polluted steps. | |
| "the moral equivalent of plundering a ship and murdering its crew." | |
| # A plundering desire # For love | |
| - Rome. But as we looked closer at the Antikythera cargo, we began to realise this wasn't a marauding Roman warship plundering Greek colonies but something more unusual. | |
