1
He was a good horseman and a fine swordsman.
2
This made him whistle low, "He's a fine swordsman," he said.
3
He has the figure of a fine swordsman.
4
He shook his head as Korin and some of the others thumped his back and told him what a fine swordsman he was.
5
The men had been fine swordsmen, the ladies noted beauties.
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"I have heard that he is a fine swordsman."
7
"He's a fine swordsman, and probably the only question is how badly he'll try to hurt you."
8
"Sir," said Buondelmonte, courteously, "you are a marvellous fine swordsman, though you fence not in our manner, with the point.
9
"I hear that Colonel Washington is a fine swordsman," said Miss Elliott, "and that his troop are all bold riders.
10
"There is the making of a fine swordsman in the lad, is there not, when he has learnt more finesse and quickness?"
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"You may or may not know, John," the old gentleman kept on, "that I was a remarkably fine swordsman in my younger days.