1
She stops on the landing and looks our halberdier in the eye.
2
The new halberdier drops his halberd, and it falls on the cigar-case.
3
The halberdier was the same that watched as she went out.
4
The halberdier lets out a yell and jumps three feet high.
5
Ein halberdier have not got der right to dish up soup.
1
He hurried away, leaving the prisoner in the grip of the halberdiers.
2
And immediately Mark Fytton was brought forward by a couple of halberdiers.
3
At the entrance door stood a guard of halberdiers, in morion and breastplate.
4
Thus one of the halberdiers followed the swordsman to earth instantly.
5
Two halberdiers and a carnifex in his odious leathern apron stood before me.
6
Then a procession of halberdiers, followed by magistrates in their robes.
7
The halberdiers closed round their old chief, but did not press upon him.
8
A couple of stray halberdiers boldly confronted them before the steps.
9
Fall back! said the Seigneur, and waved off the pikes of the halberdiers.
10
Marguerite had waited for me in the corridor, out of sight of the halberdiers.
11
He opened the door and presented himself to the halberdiers.
12
On each side of the principal door stand two halberdiers.
13
They descended the stairs, preceded and followed by their ceremonial guard of six halberdiers.
14
Neither more nor less than a poor sergeant of halberdiers.
15
The sergeant of the halberdiers was in a quandary.
16
The bottom of the hall was thronged with yeomen of the guard, halberdiers, and henchmen.
