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Calling for his dragoman, or guide, Sir Samuel inquired what all this meant, and was gravely informed that it was all for his benefit, that he might be thoroughly frightened and quit the neighbourhood.— Chatterbox, 1906
As they journeyed Tahar, their dragoman--he had applied for the post, and got it by the desire of mademoiselle, who admired his lithe bearing and gorgeous aplomb--Tahar suddenly pulled up his mule, pointed with his brown hand to the horizon, and said in French There is mirage!— The Figure In The Mirage 1905
The unfortunate dragoman, after all his treachery and all his subservience and apostasy, found his worst fears realised when the Dervish leader gave his curt command.— A Desert Drama Being The Tragedy Of The "Korosko"
I remember one day when he told me of a piece of good fortune which had befallen a fellow- dragoman, and I said that I hoped he might be similarly fortunate.— Pixie O'Shaughnessy

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