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natives of soldierly qualities like
[4] We may be sure that, if the British had not been in force, natives of soldierly qualities like Jung Bahádar of Nepal, or Tantia Topi of the mutinies, would have carved out in the present day kingdoms for themselves in other parts of India.
— from The Library Magazine of Select Foreign Literature All volumes by Various

notes of some quaint latticed
I was surprised that he seemed to take great delight in my sketching, and several times, when I was making notes of some quaint latticed windows overhanging the narrow road, so that they nearly met, he became quite excited, chuckling and laughing to himself, as if in the enjoyment of some tremendous joke.
— from A Dweller in Mesopotamia Being the Adventures of an Official Artist in the Garden of Eden by Donald Maxwell

number of such queer little
Then with her own eyes Olive had seen a dwarf, and though she had said to Rex that he was just an odd dwarf by himself as it were, not one of a race, how could she tell but what he might be one of a number of such queer little people?
— from A Christmas Posy by Mrs. Molesworth

need of saving queried Lépine
"Is she in need of saving?" queried Lépine, ironically.
— from The Destroyer: A Tale of International Intrigue by Burton Egbert Stevenson


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