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Meanings of old outlaw in English
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Usage of old outlaw in English
1
The old outlaw left the room and trudged away, whistling cheerfully.
2
Plainly the fierce old outlaw had not fought his last.
3
There was no indication that the old outlaw might lose his nerve at the end.
4
The old outlaw, however, had no more to say.
5
His thoughts became confined to Euchre and the surprising loyalty and goodness in the hardened old outlaw.
6
The old outlaw eyed him sarcastically.
7
Pinto was a "bravo" and a killer, a solitary, cross-grained, crusty-tempered old outlaw of the range.
8
But Ralph was hot headed, and threw a lance at the old outlaw, giving, at the same time, the order:
9
Grand old outlaw, hero of a thousand lawless raids, in a few minutes you will be but a great load of carrion.
10
For all that this was a brilliantly entertaining match, played at an English pace and even at times in that old outlaw English style.
11
When he let himself think of Ruth as a prisoner at the mercy of that savage old outlaw's whim, the heart of Steve failed him.
12
In the old outlaws' cave on Isle Ryan, towards the Mull out beyond Orraland, thirty or forty young men were gathered.
13
"Yes, sir; that old outlaw will eat soup or any soft food with almost no strategy at all."
14
"The infamous old outlaw!"
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