| ! Absolute tommy-rot. | |
| "... and leaves its flesh to rot unto Heaven, and sends its soul to burn in Hell's fire... | |
| "...were now as silent as the dead buffalo left to rot in this valley..." | |
| "A moist, black ash dampens the filth of a dung-dark rat's nest and mingles with the thick scent of wood rot while the lark song of a guttersnipe..." | |
| "A wounded pig is a dangerous animal." What rot. | |
| ! Absolute tommy-rot. | |
| "... and leaves its flesh to rot unto Heaven, and sends its soul to burn in Hell's fire... | |
| "...were now as silent as the dead buffalo left to rot in this valley..." | |
| "A moist, black ash dampens the filth of a dung-dark rat's nest and mingles with the thick scent of wood rot while the lark song of a guttersnipe..." | |
| "A wounded pig is a dangerous animal." What rot. | |
| "Such an abolitionist should be hung till the flesh rots off his bones, and the winds of heaven whistle 'yankee doodle' through his loathsome skeleton." | |
| "The fish rots from the head." | |
| "Treason rots, corrodes and sharpens the features". | |
| "and what rots is sure to rise. | |
| "rots" and "rots" of rice. | |
| "Such an abolitionist should be hung till the flesh rots off his bones, and the winds of heaven whistle 'yankee doodle' through his loathsome skeleton." | |
| "The fish rots from the head." | |
| "Treason rots, corrodes and sharpens the features". | |
| "and what rots is sure to rise. | |
| "rots" and "rots" of rice. | |
| "And its breath stank gloriously "of rotted carp and matted gorilla skins. | |
| "And organic matters such as peat, leaf mold, compost, or rooted... rotted manure." | |
| "And that's rotted too." | |
| "Her father's an old fool "who's rotted his life away in prison these 20 years"? - Do they? | |
| "The cities I have conquered are like a rotted tree. | |
| "But all foul, all rotting, all dead. " | |
| "But this rotting waste speaks to the contrary. | |
| "It's the kelp in their baleens rotting." | |
| "Muray Árpád it yesterday in his interpellation making a deep impression the attention between the educators emerging... " Aggravates the thing, that Béla Rabbit improved our school's exposed situation because of a unfortunate accident, he smuggled in his thoughts rotting with the revolutionary ideas into the report on a fraudulent manner. | |
| "Our grain lies rotting in the fields!" | |
| "And its breath stank gloriously "of rotted carp and matted gorilla skins. | |
| "And organic matters such as peat, leaf mold, compost, or rooted... rotted manure." | |
| "And that's rotted too." | |
| "Her father's an old fool "who's rotted his life away in prison these 20 years"? - Do they? | |
| "The cities I have conquered are like a rotted tree. | |
| "But all foul, all rotting, all dead. " | |
| "But this rotting waste speaks to the contrary. | |
| "It's the kelp in their baleens rotting." | |
| "Muray Árpád it yesterday in his interpellation making a deep impression the attention between the educators emerging... " Aggravates the thing, that Béla Rabbit improved our school's exposed situation because of a unfortunate accident, he smuggled in his thoughts rotting with the revolutionary ideas into the report on a fraudulent manner. | |
| "Our grain lies rotting in the fields!" | |
