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Usage examples of headhunters.

It had been burned during the last foray of the headhunters, and was now uninhabitable.

Without being conscious of it, tears stood in his eyes, and he vowed that he would rebuild when the headhunters should have removed their dreaded presence from the jungle.

But now, owing to the possible presence of the dreaded headhunters in the jungle, he dared do nothing that would betray his presence to the marauders.

If the headhunters had really gone, why had not the natives returned to their usual haunts ?

It was that the headhunters must be present in large force, or they would not have dared thus to challenge the wrath of the most powerful native tribe of the district.

Without their chief the headhunters would be confused and bewildered, and, not knowing what to do, would probably do nothing.

Two hours before they had been helpless victims in the hands of the headhunters, doomed to torture and to death.

One, consisting of picked warriors under the leadership of Lodo, with Grico as his lieutenant, proceeded toward the Giant Cataract to give battle to the headhunters and remove forever, if possible, that menace to the peaceful tribes of the region.

The many composite sketches provided by police artists and mob headhunters alike agreed in but one detail, the eyes-and, indeed, though they captured one essence of the subject, these were without exception the coldly purposeful eyes of the combatman, which seemed to be the one detail which never escaped the living memory of a Bolan encounter.

He intended to be in tracking position when those headhunters got their show on the road.

The headhunters were already seated in the restaurant when he pulled into the service area.

She felt it could not have been harder to enlist guides to accompany her among the headhunters of the Amazon, but six children had been offered up to her, with two adults to guard them: a young woman named Melida, and a toothless old man of seventy-seven called Uncle Joe.

The many composite sketches provided by police artists and mob headhunters alike agreed in but one detail, the eyesand, indeed, though they captured one essence of the subject, these were without exception the coldly purposeful eyes of the combatman, which seemed to be the one detail which never escaped the living memory of a Bolan encounter.

On the corners stand witchdoctors and headhunters, babbling voodoo-men the natives, the jungle-smart natives.