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What strikes its chronicler most is the general demoralization of the town.
2
Madame d'Haussonville naturally suggests to the chronicler the sharpest sort of contrasts.
3
The old chronicler remarks briefly: For our sins unknown peoples have appeared.
4
Philippe de Comines, the chronicler, enters into the service of Louis XI.
5
The Euahlayi are a sympathetic people, and have found a sympathetic chronicler.
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A mere chronicler of events he would hardly have cared to be.
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The not over-veracious chronicler, however, is here drawing largely upon his imagination.
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With her camera, Dorothea Lange was the inimitable chronicler of American life.
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And here we cease to be Raggles's translator and become his chronicler.
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John, moreover, claims to be not only a chronicler but a witness.
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How could a faithful chronicler but tell his story as it is?
12
A contemporary chronicler gave some idea of the way prices rose.
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The chronicler repeatedly refers to it in his memoirs as the Golden Age.
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The chronicler is eloquent in his detailed description of all the royal doings.
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To the chronicler God is the true Actor in human affairs.
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To quote the language of an old chronicler of the voyage:
