1
I shall perform at the Treaty Eve concert, that galliard and pavano.
2
Bundy was a galliard youth, but he was clear as ice underneath.
3
I will be answerable that this galliard meant but some St. Valentine's jest.
4
The galliard Surrey rode better, and carried off the prize.
5
Art thou in case to bear thyself like a galliard?
1
I recognized, I thought, even so, the peculiar voice of Gaillarde.
2
I was thinking of Colonel Gaillarde, and I stopped the little waiter as he passed me.
3
Two of these persons I instantly recognized; one was Colonel Gaillarde, the other was the Marquis d'Harmonville.
4
I WAS too quick for Colonel Gaillarde.
5
The inhabitants of Brive-la-Gaillarde and the mountaineers of Savoy are thirsting for news; let us shower manna on them.
1
The words "Chi la gagliarda vuol imparare" constantly echoed in her ears, mocking, reckless, urging her to retaliation.