| Imogen insisted upon not being left wholly alone with her ravisher. |
| A moment more, and a strong gripe was laid on the shoulder of the ravisher. |
| But though she was melancholy, her melancholy was of a different hue from that of her ravisher. |
| What, said Sir Launcelot, is he a thief and a knight and a ravisher of women? |
| I mean, imagine, actually speaking to your daughter's ravisher. |
| In books war is great, but in reality war is a destroyer, a ravisher of life. |
