Usage of "post of duty"

español

Official position granted to an individual, in the Late Middle Ages.

Uso de post of duty en inglés

Colonel Harrington, my father has been blinded at his post of duty. 
 Bart Stirling's Road to Success; Or, The Young Express Agent 

To him the place of danger was the post of duty. 
 Minnie's Sacrifice 

Among others Jo Grain and his comrades assembled at their post of duty. 
 Personal Reminiscences in Book Making, and Some Short Stories 

Oh, sir, I am always ready at the post of duty. 
 Mark Hurdlestone; Or, The Two Brothers 

She sat at her post of duty behind the counter. 
 The Secret Agent: A Simple Tale 

Better a thousand times die at the post of duty than marry Mercy Merrick. 
 The New Magdalen 

After being absent a few hours they were missed from their post of duty. 
 The Twin Hells / A Thrilling Narrative of Life in the Kansas and... 

This is a time when every man should be at his post of duty. 
 A Knight of the Nineteenth Century 

I rushed up to the deck, saw two sailors standing at the post of duty. 
 Roger Trewinion 

I must descend and to the post of duty.' 
 Zenobia; or, the Fall of Palmyra 

Brother Halstead was always at his post of duty. 
 Thirty Years in the Itinerancy 

At the end of four weeks I was able to return to my post of duty. 
 Thirty Years in the Itinerancy 

But already Captain Magnus had forsaken the post of duty and departed on an unknown errand. 
 Spanish Doubloons 

I must away to the post of duty. 
 Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel 

But nothing could keep her back from what she felt to be the post of duty. 
 Excellent Women 

One must die at the post of duty. 
 Manners and Social Usages 

Translations for post of duty

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Significados de post of duty en inglés