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desperadoes

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Only after years of conflict, however, did he succeed in reducing these unruly desperadoes to something like obedience. [Please select]

"Have you any further word from the Texan desperadoes, General." [Please select]

East Florida in the hands of such desperadoes was a menace to the American border. [Please select]

And as she left them she added, mockingly: "Say, you're a pair of 'shine' desperadoes."' [Please select]

"He's one of them Vermont desperadoes that never laid a bet till he was thirty." [Please select]

And thousands of others--honest merchants and dishonest merchants, whisky men, gamblers, desperadoes, bandits, and bad women. [Please select]

"This wild boy--the associate of desperadoes--his report, whatever it is--absurd." [Please select]

This Fox was one of the most conscienceless wretches and desperadoes that ever lived. [Please select]

There had been a dozen skirmishes between the regulars and roving bands of desperadoes. [Please select]

A moment later the desperadoes and their victim passed through a door and into a darkness even blacker than that outside. [Please select]

Reason told him that the coast was clear; the necessity for a sentinel did not exist, so cleverly were the desperadoes under cover. [Please select]

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