Use of the word tribesmen in a sentence example

tribesmen

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The tribesmen lost more than Iooo killed. [Please select]

If it were merely wild tribesmen like the Bedouin he might have got a reputation as a saint and miracle-worker. [Please select]

These smokes, coming from the broken tepees of the timid tribesmen, surely they arose from the roofs of happy and contented homes. [Please select]

The muskets of the French terrified the enemy tribesmen and they fled in disorder. [Please select]

Emboldened by this success, a much larger body of the tribesmen returned in the year following and completed their bloody work. [Please select]

He spoke before his tribesmen and the army of Samaria and said, "What are these feeble Jews doing." [Please select]

His companion, Boduoc, was one of the tribesmen, a young man six years his senior. [Please select]

Since the news of the capture of Mona had arrived, the tribesmen had drilled with increased alacrity and eagerness. [Please select]

A fortnight was none too long for making preparations, assembling the tribesmen, and marching to the appointed spot. [Please select]

A shout of surprise and approval rose from the tribesmen looking on. [Please select]

Yet even in such miserable weather the four tribesmen of the Mayorunas declined to sleep in the same camp with the whites. [Please select]

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