| "'At a time when the hearts of this nation cry out for heroes... | |
| "Although it's quiet now, not a sound, "it's hard not to cry out. | |
| "Ask me why I don't cry out to mother "or why I don't fight back. | |
| "But you will never succeed!" They cry out. | |
| "Cleave me apartl I shall not cry out. " | |
| "'At a time when the hearts of this nation cry out for heroes... | |
| "Although it's quiet now, not a sound, "it's hard not to cry out. | |
| "Ask me why I don't cry out to mother "or why I don't fight back. | |
| "But you will never succeed!" They cry out. | |
| "Cleave me apartl I shall not cry out. " | |
| "Everyone cries out against you, | |
| "Everyone cries out against you." | |
| "Old mother Michel lost her cat... and cries out for someone to bring it back..." | |
| "She cries out, but we do not hear her. | |
| "She moves among us, and we do not see her, she cries out... " | |
| "Everyone cries out against you, | |
| "Everyone cries out against you." | |
| "Old mother Michel lost her cat... and cries out for someone to bring it back..." | |
| "She cries out, but we do not hear her. | |
| "She moves among us, and we do not see her, she cries out... " | |
| "... and he cried out to all birds that fly in mid heaven... " | |
| "Anna, my child!" she cried out in dread. | |
| "Arched his back, spasmed, and cried out." | |
| "As we walk down and meet clamour and the crowd, we were troubled by the silent of the angel wings to touch the Earth, the mud, and cried out: | |
| "Bill Smith cried out repeatedly that he was 50 years of age, | |
| "...the dreadful crying out of the lustful... | |
| "And they threw dust on their heads and were crying out," | |
| "I believe with all my heart that a parallel universe coexists with ours a landscape of souls which we cannot see crying out with stories that must be told that must never be forgotten, else their awful deaths"... | |
| "I'm charming and mysterious in a way that even I don't understand, and something about me is crying out for protection from a big man like you." | |
| "It is interesting to note that as soon as the first primitive necessities "of food and rest and warmth had been met, "the patients, particularly the women, were immediately crying out for clothes. | |
| "... and he cried out to all birds that fly in mid heaven... " | |
| "Anna, my child!" she cried out in dread. | |
| "Arched his back, spasmed, and cried out." | |
| "As we walk down and meet clamour and the crowd, we were troubled by the silent of the angel wings to touch the Earth, the mud, and cried out: | |
| "Bill Smith cried out repeatedly that he was 50 years of age, | |
| "...the dreadful crying out of the lustful... | |
| "And they threw dust on their heads and were crying out," | |
| "I believe with all my heart that a parallel universe coexists with ours a landscape of souls which we cannot see crying out with stories that must be told that must never be forgotten, else their awful deaths"... | |
| "I'm charming and mysterious in a way that even I don't understand, and something about me is crying out for protection from a big man like you." | |
| "It is interesting to note that as soon as the first primitive necessities "of food and rest and warmth had been met, "the patients, particularly the women, were immediately crying out for clothes. | |
