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We only know that you have prisoners, answered the sergeant.
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Brothers, I see that you have prisoners here, white prisoners.
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In other words, I'd rather have prisoners than corpses.
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An' it was usual for Rojas to have prisoners.
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Jones tells the story: Apparently Salazar had called Franco and said: 'I hear you have prisoners of mine.
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No doubt they have prisoners below.
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He wanted to ride in a chariot, be acclaimed, have prisoners of war march behind him, hear the shouts.
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A French general passing before the ranks of his men said to them, Well, comrades, we have prisoners enough here.
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Y: It is not fitting for a prophet that he should have prisoners of war until he hath thoroughly subdued the land.
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When a million men oppose each other in battle the victor has prisoners.
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When they were coming home, they shouted to let the people know that they had prisoners.
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Each of them had prisoners on board.
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'Word has come to me that you have prisoners, Master Scoyt,' the newcomer said slowly.
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Have prisoners: German officers, 2, including commandant; German non-commissioned officers, 15; and native police, 56.
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"Guess we now have prisoners rather than hostages in our stateroom."
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" Have you never had prisoners there who have suffered materially for want of clothing?"