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To the Count's surprise, it was the aide-de-camp.† (source)
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He exchanges a few words with a thin aide-de-camp, who translates to the mayor.† (source)
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I FIGURE IF I COULD BE LATOAD'S AIDE-DE-CAMP—IF I COULD SWING IT—THE MAJOR GENERAL WOULD LOOK KINDLY UPON MY REQUEST FOR TRANSFER.† (source)
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—JOURNAL OF SAMUEL B. WEBB, WASHINGTON'S AIDE-DE-CAMP† (source)
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He had served gallantly with the British army in Spain, and as aide-de-camp to the King of Poland.† (source)
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Among his duties is chief military aide-de-camp.† (source)
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The minister was waiting in his ornate office, along with the chief of the DGSI and Alain Lambert, the minister's aide-de-camp, note taker, food taster, and general factotum.† (source)
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The executioner, we later learned, was the Emperor's aide-de-camp, a man General Mebratu had known for years.† (source)
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As a reward, you shall have the honor of accompanying me as an aide-de-camp before fulfilling your obligation to the witches.† (source)
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I asked my aide-de-camp to bring him here.† (source)
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His aide-de-camp used to come out and ask people what they wanted to see him for and let some of them in.† (source)
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Having introduced his parlor game and seeing that it was a hit, the director departed with his aide-de-camp in tow.† (source)
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Fortune willed, however, that the hurried approach of Mrs. Fisher, as whose aide-de-camp Van Alstyne was acting, should break up the group before Selden reached the threshold of the room.† (source)
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I always tell him: Here he is Uncle's aide-de-camp, a most brilliant position.† (source)
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His aide-de-camp, Gordon, fell at his side.† (source)
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Ask Martingale; he was in Spain, aide-de-camp to General Blazes.† (source)
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