It's like that soldier boy was put there on that corner just to show me, before it was too late, how wrong I been in every one of my ways.

Our two soldier friends, who had brought us out so safely, came out of camp to see us.

It was in Ireland that the devoted John Harris, his soldier-servant, who was afterwards the companion of his Australian wanderings, was first attached to him.

Soldier doctor, the story of William Gorgas.

soldier songs from the Revolution to World War II.

There in the great camp, surrounded by sentinels, his Acredale cronies were shut out, and Jack began in earnest his soldier life.

One of the patronesses of the hospital, who was also its manager ex officio, had just left with a soldier chauffeur for a guard and a slightly wounded major for an escort.

Mazzini's beloved disciple, Mameli, the soldier-poet, died with the flower of the student youth; the survivors, exiled, dispersed, heartbroken, or intent only on preparing for the next campaign, have left us but fugitive records, partial episodes, or dull military chronicles.

The gallant and devoted soldier-king, Albert of Belgium, remained steadfastly at the front with his troops, sharing all their privations and dangers during the fierce fighting in Flanders.

The soldier priests of France have earned the love and respect of even the most irreligious of the Poilus.

In shipping returns and the like we are given averages; why are we told nothing at all of the milder experiences of our soldier prisoners?

The French Government had promised to give an allowance of 1 franc 25 centimes a day to the women who were dependent on soldier husbands.

Nor do I think that that simple soldier man, Fortescue, V.C., would have so tamely accepted Dugdale's betrayal to the woman they both loved of the fact that he had just seen his rival putting a dubious young lady into a cab in Regent Street at midnight.

Army talk; a familiar dictionary of soldier speech.

There they stand all along the track in their patched trousers and blouses and sabots, with a band round the left arm, a broken soldier cap, and a gun on the shoulder.

Presently, across his mingled sensations came a measured tramp as of boy-soldiers marching in line.

Peter, the most eccentric ruler of modern times, dressed this Negro up in soldier clothes, christened him Hannibal, and made him a special body-guard.

"Yesterday we humored you tin-soldier fashion, but to-day let's put away childish things.

She knew well it was precisely what she would have done herself in his case and teemed with pride in her bonny, reckless, beloved soldier brother.

Occasionally we passed scattered soldiers in the village streets, or a door opened to show a soldier figure in the doorway.

There is rough humour in these sketches of soldier types, and just enough story to thread them together; but it is the fighting that counts.

If he should never wear them, a charity 'twill be To give them to some soldier-lad as brave and good as he.

The chiefs of their great soldier caste have been more honest than ourselves in the business, with the honesty of men who, knowing that war is murder, have adopted the methods of murderers, whole-heartedly, with all the force of their intellect and genius, not weakened by any fear of public opinion, by any prick of conscience, or by any sentiment of compassion.

The Grand Place itself was the forum and meeting place of the soldier citizens, who were called to arms by the chimes in the Belfry.

He would bow ceremoniously to his chief and then to the company generally, slip into an unoccupied chair, give an order over his shoulder to a soldier-waiter, and at once begin to eat his dinner with the air of a man who has earned it.