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• And these officers! (9)
• Officers, he called us. (8)
• The officers laughed. (10)
• These officers bear illness well. (10)
• We cannot spare officers like you. (10)
• None smoked except officers and Englishmen. (10)
• One of the officers had jumped up, and now drew his sword. (8)
• The officers drew their swords, and hailed the guard from the gates. (10)
• As for the rest, the military officers were given their instructions. (19)
• Officers came ducking from beneath their tents and gathered in groups. (7)
• The mounted staff officers, their field glasses up, are motionless all. (1)
• The officers debated together, and deemed it prudent to yield consent. (10)
• The colonel and the officers were standing in a group, but no conversing. (6)
• All the camp-following tribes were there; all the cowards; a few officers. (7)
• A group of officers close by were laughing; Swithin stared at them uneasily. (8)
• In vain his officers implored him to put his name to the deed of surrender. (19)
• The rest of his brother officers were not even to know that he was married. (10)
• Their officers stormed at them, and called for Count Karl and for Weisspriess. (10)
• You all hate us, naturally; but you know that Austrian officers are gentlemen. (10)
• But the real reason why the officers were against fighting afterwards appeared. (19)
• War was already rageing between the Veronese ladies and the officers of Austria. (10)
• I have suffered myself to be complimented by my officers and envied by my comrades. (1)
• Here are officers enough in Meryton to disappoint all the young ladies in the country. (4)
• It was pretty much luck, and whether the officers happened to be in good-humor or not. (9)
• Field officers mounted and sent their impedimenta to the rear in care of negro servants. (1)
• As a matter of fact, many of them were permitted by their compassionate officers to sleep. (7)
• Complaints are the rule, even from those who have had their way in the choice of officers. (7)
• They beheld the riding forth of troopers and a knot of officers hotly conversing together. (10)
• When they get to our age, I dare say they will not think about officers any more than we do. (4)
• The officers had taken refuge in their opera-glasses, and spoke while gazing round the house. (10)
• He had just heard Herr Johannes welcomed among the officers by a name that half paralyzed him. (10)
• To the surprise and grief of your officers and comrades you deserted and went over to the enemy. (1)
• Some of us staff officers dismount and look at our saddle girths; those already on the ground remount. (1)
• A dozen staff officers were riding to the various brigade and regimental commanders, who had remounted. (1)
• Major Brown heard the proposal in silence, and at last determined upon consulting his brother officers. (6)
• General Cleburne lay a few paces farther out, and five or six other general officers sprawled elsewhere. (7)
• He has made acquaintance with some of the officers here, and seems pleased at the compliments they pay me. (10)
• On the fateful night a ball was given in the town, which the Governor, his officers, and soldiers attended. (19)
• General Schoneck and General Pierson walked away laughing, and the younger officers were left to themselves. (10)
• The friend was Colonel Sudley, one of the modern studious officers, not in good esteem with the authorities. (10)
• The eyes of the troops were drawn in that direction; the mounted officers turned their field-glasses that way. (1)
• There is really good fellowship both among the officers and in the ranks, and it is systematically encouraged. (10)
• Count Serabiglione arrived, as did numerous Moderates and priest-party men, Milanese garrison officers and others. (10)
• Herr Johannes asked her the hour when the officers in command had supper, and deferred his own meal till that time. (10)
• Field and line officers gathered in groups and spoke more learnedly of what they apprehended with no greater clearness. (1)
• In her history there, had been officers and bankers; even foreign dignitaries; now there was this sullen young fellow . (9)
• It should not be said that the Miss Bennets could not be at home half a day before they were in pursuit of the officers. (4)
• The appearance of Major Weisspriess and his claim to the command created a violent discussion between the two officers. (10)
• He himself is debarred from all public offices of honor, and his control over other public officers grows less and less. (16)
• Segwuna found much favor among the ladies of the English officers, for her skill as a prophetess was already established. (18)
• Horses were all sent to the rear; the general and staff and all the field officers toiled along on foot as best they could. (7)
• Nevil Beauchamp was for insisting that great Government officers had paid more attention to a dot or two than to the line. (10)
• A council of Indians arranged to meet Major Gladwin, the commander, and the other English officers within the fort on that day. (19)
• Tracy, a giant six feet and a half high, and his officers stepped ashore, all gorgeously attired in crimson and white and gold. (19)
• The beautiful concision of style in this document gave Algernon a feeling of profound deference toward the law and its officers. (10)
• The beautiful concision of style in this document gave Algernon a feeling of profound deference toward the law and its officers. (22)
• The death which they would not meet at the hands of the enemy they will meet at the hands of their officers, with never a flinching. (7)
• Both officers and soldiers mounted the parapet in the face of the enemy and huzzaed, with their hats in the air, for almost an hour. (19)
• One western state, for instance, has newspaper men for one third of its state officers and forty per cent of its delegation in Congress. (16)
• At Torre Malamberti, where the general headquarters are, no end of general officers were to be seen yesterday hurrying in all directions. (10)
• He would not even choose officers from his own command, but by some jugglery at department headquarters obtained them from other brigades. (1)
• By this time the officers, headed by the major, had quietly slipped out of the gate, and were following their steps at a convenient distance. (6)
• At the risk of their lives, Montcalm and his officers strove to save the fugitives, but not until nearly 1000 had been slain did they succeed. (19)
• On entering the barrack-yard, I perceived a large group of officers chatting together, and every moment breaking into immoderate fits of laughter. (6)
• Two General officers joined them, and presently Count Serabiglione, with his courtly semi-ironical smile, on whom they straightway turned their backs. (10)
• The money came, and in the meantime we had formed acquaintances and entertained them; they were chiefly half-pay English military officers, dashing men. (10)
• There were types of Latin ecclesiastics, who were striking in their way too; and the uniforms of certain Austrian officers and soldiers brightened the picture. (9)
• But already our retreating men, in obedience to their officers, their courage and their instinct of self-preservation, had formed along the fence and opened fire. (7)
• Brother officers said of Major Nagen that he was occasionally equally senseless in the nose, which had been tweaked without disturbing the repose of his features. (10)
• By this surrender 25 officers, 519 non-commissioned officers and men, 2 field-guns, 2 ammunition cars, and a large number of horses were captured by the British. (19)

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