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Meanings of said the troop-horse in English
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Usage of said the troop-horse in English
1
Most of the white men, I know, have things in their pockets, said the troop-horse.
2
That's the worst kind of cowardice, said the troop-horse.
3
Any men that came along? said the troop-horse.
4
"Because we're told to," said the troop-horse, with a snort of contempt.
5
"Oh, my crupper and breastplate!" said the troop-horse under his breath.
6
"You'll break your necks in a minute," said the troop-horse.
7
"Well, I've certainly learned something tonight," said the troop-horse.
8
"Don't you ever trip?" said the troop-horse.
9
"Fired at without the chance of running into the people who are firing!" said the troop-horse, thinking hard.
10
"It's Two Tails!" said the troop-horse.
11
"I can," said the troop-horse.
12
"That depends," said the troop-horse.
13
"Gently, gently!" said the troop-horse.
14
"It is very lucky for us that we haven't all got to fight in the same way," said the troop-horse.
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Said the troop-horse across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common