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The chin-strap had broken, releasing the spiked helmet, which had rolled away a few steps.
2
He drew a long, deep breath; he whistled softly; he pushed his big, spiked helmet back.
3
That night as the scouts walked home, behind each wall and hayrick they saw spiked helmets.
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The spiked helmet of the German army.
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I thought never in the world could there be so many generals, so many flowing cloaks and spiked helmets.
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And stop pointing that gun at me, or I'll come over and knock that spiked helmet of yours off.
7
The great beams, shooting through the white gloom, disclosed masses of men in gray uniforms and spiked helmets rushing forward.
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Let us know on what conditions we can live other than wearing our spiked helmets, and we will embrace them.
9
For hours and hours the gray legions trod by in numbers past counting, the moonlight casting gleams upon the spiked helmets.
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At the battlefield I collected five German spiked helmets but at the Paris gate they took ALL of them from me.
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The spiked helmet is never an amiable head-dress; "but," said the representative Prussian, "there is no help for it.
12
Against the sky stood a horse, on its back a silent rider with a spiked helmet, in his hand a long lance.
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Seeing next the round, spiked helmets of the cannoneers outlined in that weird half-light, I knew of what those bobbing heads reminded me.
14
His habits are soldierly, and, notwithstanding his seventy-three winters, he continues to find pleasure in wearing the spiked helmet of the Prussian camp.
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Suddenly he saw a small group of horsemen riding down from the canal, and by their spiked helmets he knew them for Germans.
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He was even wearing an aggressively Prussian uniform, and kept his spiked helmet on his head and his sword hanging at his side.