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Meanings of say the serjeant in English

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Usage of say the serjeant in English
1
Mr. Woods only obeys orders, said the serjeant.
Wyandotté; Or, The Hutted Knoll: A Tale
2
I should think not,' says the serjeant.
Our Village
3
"It seems all right, your honour, the bandage excepted," said the serjeant.
Wyandotté; Or, The Hutted Knoll: A Tale
4
"I wish," said the serjeant, "I could do your honour any service.
Amelia — Volume 2
5
"I must do my duty," said the serjeant rather perplexed at the situation.
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
6
"Certainly, sir," said the serjeant, "I must love my lady best.
Amelia — Volume 2
7
"Do you know whom you are speaking to?" said the serjeant.
Amelia — Complete
8
"This is Nick, your honour;" said the serjeant, inquiringly-"ishe friend, or foe?"
Wyandotté; Or, The Hutted Knoll: A Tale
9
"Not I, if he gives no trouble," said the serjeant.
The Drummer's Coat
10
"You are Walter Gerard, I presume," said the serjeant, "six foot two without shoes."
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
11
"Well you are a queer chap," said the serjeant; "but I must do my duty.
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
12
"I say it is," said the serjeant.
A feast for crows
13
"Well," said the Serjeant, "I will do you that favour for the sake of your meat which I have eaten."
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
14
"-"Don'tbe frightened, my dear lady," said the serjeant: "he is in very good health; but a misfortune hath happened.
Amelia — Volume 2
15
"Now, mistress," said the serjeant to the idiot's mother, "you'd best look out for yourself, I expect, and go away."
The Drummer's Coat
16
"He's a deserter," said the serjeant shortly, "and it seems that these women know him well enough, if you don't."
The Drummer's Coat