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The manner as well as the spirit of the young crusader was upon him.
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John was once more the knightly young crusader.
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With him cast as a Klansman firing a young crusader, Mrs. Levy could really write a flaming broadside.
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Old and thickly inhabited Europe melted away, and the young crusader stood alone and solitary among the mountains.
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He was the young crusader again, a knight coming to rescue his lady from the hands of the infidels.
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Beneath the shadow of some great trees not far from the castle gate, a young crusader was taking leave of his fair-haired bride.
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He rode like a proud young crusader of old, with his head in a region of sunshine and gold, his vision transfixed by a face.
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At length the satisfactory intelligence arrived that the " Young Crusader" was ready for sea.
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The Moorish cavalry, which proved to be three Spaniards on horseback, drew up before the young crusaders.
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This banner, like the colours of a regiment, was a symbol of honour, and an object of the young Crusader's devotion.
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The headsails quickly filled, the wind blew out of the harbour; the after-sails were set, and the " Young Crusader" glided rapidly towards the ocean.
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The whole of the little community, men, women, and children, collected on the shore of the bay to witness the " Young Crusader" take her departure.
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"That modest, shrinking violet we hear of so often is a shrieking braggart alongside of our grand young crusader," he remarked.