1
You saw my chasseur step up to me this evening, my Laura?
2
The poor little chasseur who was shot through the body is really better.
3
A coin chinked on the steps in accompaniment to the chasseur's departing gallop.
4
The chasseur, meanwhile, was talking to himself in a growling tone of voice.
5
Our chasseur stretches out his hand to take it, and-thebird flies away.
6
Somewhere toward the dining room a chasseur was paging Mademoiselle Loring.
7
Victor, our chasseur, broke open mamma's secretary and took his wages.
8
But the chasseur appeared disgusted with the task assigned him.
9
The chasseur, with his waving plumes, sat upon the box beside the rich-liveried coachman.
10
The chasseur returned saying that Miladi had gone out about half an hour before.
11
After hesitation she shook her head, and the chasseur retired.
12
The duchess's chasseur, Jacob Baumwalder Feckelwitz, stepped up to his mistress and whispered discreetly.
13
I will drive along this avenue in a caleche with a chasseur behind me!
14
The chasseur cried, 'I 'll drink farther on-wine between gaps!'
15
The chasseur might be riding into the flames of hell.
16
Pierre had been a chasseur in the Franco-Prussian War.
