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Meanings of french dragoon in English

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Usage of french dragoon in English
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Disgustedly, the French dragoons all flung their weapons down into the sand.
Quicksilver
2
The French dragoon was a young Alsatian who spoke French with a German accent.
War and Peace
3
Nearer and nearer in disorderly crowds came the Uhlans and the French dragoons pursuing them.
War and Peace
4
It was the figure of a French dragoon, with his carbine slung behind his back.
The Soul of the War
5
The French dragoons gave chase, across some fields and round the edge of a quiet wood.
The Soul of the War
6
Nearly all the French dragoons were galloping back.
War and Peace
7
Louis has Orange, and here in Holland you skulk about in disguise, for fear of French dragoons-
Quicksilver
8
Finally some French dragoons came down the road from Dieulouard, and little by little other soldiers came too.
A Volunteer Poilu
9
The French dragoon officer was hopping with one foot on the ground, the other being caught in the stirrup.
War and Peace
10
To his amazement the door was suddenly jerked open and a French dragoon dragged him in by the collar.
The Children of France / A Book of Stories of the Heroism and Se...
11
The French dragoons have on their gala-uniforms and are marching into line to present arms when your majesty appears.
Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia
12
"The one who warned William of Orange of the French dragoons."
Quicksilver
13
The Russian officer of French dragoons, who has lived in British Colonies, saw a vision then- afalsemirage-ofa British breakfast.
The Soul of the War
14
But presently I saw a human form; it was the figure of a French dragoon with his carbine slung behind his back.
The New York Times Current History of the European War, Vol 1, I...
15
Rostóv, with his keen sportsman's eye, was one of the first to catch sight of these blue French dragoons pursuing our Uhlans.
War and Peace
16
" French dragoons, I am afraid," answered Paul, "There is no use attempting to deceive them.
Paul Gerrard, the Cabin Boy
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