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Meanings of gallant officer in English
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Usage of gallant officer in English
1
Within a short year the gallant officer lay in a soldier's grave.
2
He was a true friend and a gallant officer-everyinch a gentleman.
3
Admiral Byron, though a gallant officer, appears always to have been unfortunate.
4
He was a gallant officer, and fell at the beginning of the fight.
5
Please do not imagine that that is what the gallant officer called them.
6
The prize is commanded by Lieutenant Renshaw, a gallant officer of our navy.
7
To such broad and piteous appeal was a gallant officer reduced.
8
He was a gallant officer, and an agreeable and pleasant gentleman.
9
I knew him well, and he was a very gallant officer.
10
He was a most gallant officer, ready to lead his command wherever ordered.
11
If he's not a loyal gallant officer, then I'm not either.
12
There is not a more gallant officer in the Grand Army than Etienne Gerard.
13
General Elliott was already well known as a gallant officer.
14
The gallant officer was wounded and breathless, and was seated upon a fallen trunk.
15
One gallant officer escaped from the dilemma by shooting himself.
16
That gallant officer at once knew what had befallen him.
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