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The phrase "a tale of hell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a story or narrative that involves themes of suffering, torment, or a hellish experience.
Example: "In her latest novel, she weaves a gripping narrative that is truly a tale of hell, exploring the depths of human despair."
Alternatives: "a story of torment" or "a narrative of suffering".
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In its heterodox way, it tells a tale of Hell and of a murderer's proper punishment.
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For this is a tale of privilege that outlived its age, an idyllic childhood that descended into the hell of the continent's mid-century charnel-house.
A tale of war.
"A Tale of Two Cities".
A Tale Of The Christ.
A Tale of Indian Adventure.
This is a tale of two restaurants.
CALL it a tale of two bars.
Talk about a tale of two cities.
THIS is a tale of two cities.
A Tale of Frontier Life During the Revolution.
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