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And, indeed, this young colonel was a very brilliant and imposing personage.
2
General Raimbaut refused to forward the young colonel's proposal to headquarters.
3
Morpurgo nodded toward the young colonel to stand at ease.
4
Gen. Buell explained how matters stood to the young colonel of volunteers, and ended thus:
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The young colonel, Yani, remained at parade rest, his eyes unfocused, his face very pale.
6
We thought of the young colonel of the Forty-third, Wilson, beloved and admired throughout the corps.
7
The young colonel was shot within an inch of the heart and fell into a shellhole.
8
The young colonel and his father, followed by two pages, led their men against the intrenchments.
9
The young colonel tried to sound flippant, unsuccessfully.
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No wonder the young colonel felt perplexed.
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The young colonel did not echo his chief's humor; he saluted gravely, and returned to the trenches.
12
One result, nevertheless, of this isolation was to throw the young colonel back upon his own resources.
13
Accordingly he tackled the boy's commanding officer, a young colonel with whom he chanced to be dining.
14
The soldiers and followers of Girardot asked Bolívar the privilege of being sent to avenge the young colonel.
15
Churchill not only was impressed by the young colonel, but would go on to become Lawrence's lifelong supporter.
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Bonaparte turned to the young colonel.
