Howie, with his disappointment intensified, vowed to do everything it took to apprehend the culprit he nicknamed the Delabama Killer. [Please select]
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His comrades had nicknamed him Jean the Jack-screw. [Please select]
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Mabeuf had nicknamed her Mother Plutarque. [Please select]
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Bruce's warmest overseas friends were to be found in the ranks of the mixed Franco-American regiment, nicknamed the "Here-We-Comes." [Please select]
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The name amused the people, and they nicknamed the Convention the "Praise-God Barebone Parliament." [Please select]
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The Vossische Zeitung, or "Aunty Voss" as it is nicknamed, is a solid, bourgeois sheet and moderately radical in tone. [Please select]
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Douglas, nicknamed "The Little Giant," but giant in little else than power to create disturbance. [Please select]
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1 CHAPTER II Nicknamed Teddy--Goes to Harvard College--Member of Many Clubs--Death of Mr. [Please select]
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CHAPTER II NICKNAMED TEDDY--GOES TO HARVARD COLLEGE--MEMBER OF MANY CLUBS--DEATH OF MR. [Please select]
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Nay, I will not set my name to that in its fulness; Mr Waller is a little too free for one who has been nicknamed a Puritan to follow him to the end. [Please select]
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In the North they had nicknamed it "The Valley of Humiliation," but Jackson was gone, and Milroy, whom he had defeated once, was there again, holding and ruling the little city of Winchester. [Please select]
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