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• The Colonel sat dumb. (9)
• Colonel Corfe drew-up. (10)
• Colonel Woodburn cut in. (9)
• Colonel De Craye did not! (10)
• Colonel Halkett inquired. (10)
• The ball was out, Colonel. (8)
• Colonel Halkett exclaimed. (10)
• Colonel Halkett ejaculated. (10)
• Colonel Ward was at the left. (1)
• Colonel Halkett turned to him. (10)
• Worth fifty Colonel Jackasses! (10)
• Give my love to Colonel Forster. (4)
• The colonel was in his riding-suit. (10)
• The colonel stood up and bowed to her. (10)
• The Colonel saluted, and did not answer. (8)
• Colonel Hamilton will furnish you passports. (18)
• Colonel Halkett exchanged looks with Cecilia. (10)
• Colonel Lapham is a regular attendant at the Rev. (9)
• Colonel Goodwin was asleep in a corner of the box. (10)
• Laetitia came to divide her from Colonel De Craye. (10)
• But you are right, colonel; we have had sufficient. (10)
• Colonel Halkett and Cecilia called on us at Steynham. (10)
• Colonel Halkett offered her his arm to lead her away. (10)
• There he met Captain Sutherland and Colonel Robinson. (18)
• The right front battalion was commanded by Colonel R.L. (7)
• Pepperell was created a baron and a colonel in the Army. (19)
• Colonel Woodburn frowned a little, and passed over the joke. (9)
• The Colonel, who really loved a horse, was deep in admiration. (8)
• Colonel Halkett indulged in a turn or two up and down the room. (10)
• He sent Colonel Wetherell to take the rebel post at St. Charles. (19)
• At this quiet answer the Colonel was beset again by all his fears. (8)
• Colonel Brandon rose up and went to them without knowing what he did. (4)
• That also had been traced for a route on the map of Colonel De Craye. (10)
• The Colonel was beginning to shake his head again, but Corey hurried on. (9)
• Colonel Bradstreet had crossed Lake Ontario and captured Fort Frontenac. (19)
• Without warning the people, Colonel Winslow marched rapidly to Grandpré. (19)
• Colonel De Craye, I have not the slightest chance of concealment with you. (10)
• Not having accused himself of treachery, the quick-eyed colonel was duped. (10)
• Conscious that something was hurting her, the Colonel tried to take her hand. (8)
• Colonel Pierson, of the Austrian army, my uncle (did you meet him at Brookfield? (10)
• Her intrepid lead had shown her hand to the colonel and drawn the enemy at a blow. (10)
• That gave them all the relief of a laugh over it, the Colonel joining in piteously. (9)
• The colonel eyed Mrs. Blathenoy dilatingly, advanced, bowed, and opened the siege. (10)
• Here we are, colonel, and you will tell me whether you think it treasonable or not. (10)
• He and his daughter come here next week, and the colonel will expect to meet you here. (10)
• Colonel of his regiment, he proved that: his men would follow him anywhere, do anything. (10)
• She was not permitted to feel lonely, for she was immediately joined by Colonel De Craye. (10)
• Her letter was scarcely finished, when a rap foretold a visitor, and Colonel Brandon was announced. (4)
• Colonel De Craye walked at the heels of his leader to make his bow to the ladies Eleanor and Isabel. (10)
• The hobby was out, the colonel was in the saddle with so firm a seat that no effort sufficed to dislodge him. (9)
• Colonel Forster believed that more than a thousand pounds would be necessary to clear his expenses at Brighton. (4)
• I was on the staff of Colonel McConnell, who commanded an infantry brigade in the absence of its regular commander. (7)
• Colonel Brandon must be the man; and no civility shall be wanting on my part to make him pleased with you and your family. (4)
• To her the gaiety of these two, Colonel De Craye and Clara Middleton, was distressingly musical: they harmonized painfully. (10)
• The French had built Fort Duquesne, and Colonel Washington, with a force of regulars and backwoodsmen, was sent to capture it. (19)
• And as they went the Colonel saw, standing beneath a tree at a little distance, a young man that he could have sworn was Lennan. (8)
• I know very well that Colonel Brandon is not old enough to make his friends yet apprehensive of losing him in the course of nature. (4)
• V In the small hours, which so many wish were smaller, the Colonel had awakened, with the affair of the handkerchief swelling visibly. (8)
• The dear Colonel rallied his spirits tolerably till just at last; but Darcy seemed to feel it most acutely, more, I think, than last year. (4)
• Mr. Gardiner did not write again till he had received an answer from Colonel Forster; and then he had nothing of a pleasant nature to send. (4)
• Mrs. Lapham made their guest welcome, and the Colonel showed him to his room, briefly assuring himself that there was nothing wanting there. (9)
• The Colonel still sat looking up at her face, and watching the effect of the poison of ambition which he had artfully instilled into her mind. (9)
• The next morning Irene came to breakfast with her mother; the Colonel and Penelope did not appear, and Mrs. Lapham looked sleep-broken and careworn. (9)
• Colonel De Craye spied eagerly for an opportunity of exchanging a pair of syllables with the third and fairest party of this glorious expedition to come. (10)
• Bixio himself led his men, and with his aides-de-camp, Cavaliere Filippo Fermi, Count Martini, and Colonel Malenchini, all Tuscans, actually charged the enemy. (10)
• He procured a new horse, proceeded to headquarters under the escort of two troopers, and being recognized by Colonel Hamilton, proceeded on his journey next morning. (18)
• The introduction having thus accomplished itself, they exchanged addresses, and it appeared that Richard was Colonel Ellison, of Milwaukee, and that Fanny was his wife. (9)
• Colonel Brough was only temporarily in command, as senior colonel, the brigadier-general having been severely wounded and granted a leave of absence to recover. (1)

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Definition of colonel:

• colonel, kur’nl, n. an officer who has command of a regiment; | ns. col’onelcy, his office or rank; col’onelling, playing the colonel; col’onelship, colonelcy: quality of a colonel. (0)

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