Person who makes personal armour, especially plate armour.
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The armourer smiled; he knew well enough what was in Walter's mind.
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Somehow he was amused by the sudden garrulousness of the old armourer.
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You've helped the armourer sometimes, and know how to use a file.
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As soon as he arrived there he went to the armourer's shop.
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The armourer saw that his apprentice wished to speak to him in private.
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The armourer vowed that he had given them to the mayor.
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Nicolas Waquier was armourer and embroiderer to King John in 1352.
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The ominous anxiety of our armourer had not played him false.
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A Serpent in the course of its wanderings came into an armourer's shop.
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Send off old Smid, and let him beat the armourer if he can.'
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The next evening the armourer, at Walter's request, continued his narrative.
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The armourer was perhaps the most impatient of the three.
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Cæsar Ferrara came with the Armada in 1588 as armourer.
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To the armourer it was a very serious undertaking upon which he was embarking.
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Ron trained as an armourer and expected a posting overseas.
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Sholto MacKim-SholtoMacKim, son of Malise, the armourer, wanted to speak with the Earl.
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