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Meanings of old schoolfellows in English

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Usage of old schoolfellows in English
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I have known none like them-The old schoolfellows shook hands heartily.
The Last of the Barons — Volume 03
2
He not only liberally helped his relatives, but his old schoolfellows, in distress.
Thrift
3
Some boys out of his own neighborhood had started that morning, old schoolfellows.
The Reign of Law; a tale of the Kentucky hemp fields
4
Captain Putnam was there, along with many of their old schoolfellows.
The Rover Boys on the Great Lakes; Or, The Secret of the Island ...
5
He and I are old schoolfellows-andI don't like breaking with old acquaintances.
Three Dramas
6
For some time Ernest Bracebridge had not heard from any of his old schoolfellows.
Ernest Bracebridge: School Days
7
Lucien behaved charmingly to his old schoolfellows, and they regarded him with almost respectful admiration.
Eve and David
8
Thus two of the old schoolfellows were together.
The Three Midshipmen
9
Whether he is my old schoolfellow or no, at least he is all my old schoolfellows.
Manalive
10
Your news of the "neighbours" is very interesting, especially of Miss Wooler and my old schoolfellows.
Charlotte Brontë and Her Circle
11
He would meet some old schoolfellows.
Heartsease; Or, The Brother's Wife
12
We renewed our acquaintance; and I accepted an invitation to dine at his house, to meet some old schoolfellows.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 56, Number 347, September...
13
To his old schoolfellows-hisneighbours-eh
Three Dramas
14
Besides he would be known to a certain extent among old schoolfellows, and he wanted to get away from them all.
Of Human Bondage
15
He hoped that his old schoolfellows and Hemming would soon recross the bar, and, seeing the wreck, come and find him.
The Three Midshipmen
16
Anyhow, I went to stay with the Wrights. (The Wrights were old schoolfellows of hers who had moved to Florence.)
The Gadfly
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