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Schley
[ slahy ]
noun
- Win·field Scott [win, -feeld], 1839–1911, U.S. rear admiral.
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No wonder you get chances to haul such nobs as Lilioukalani and Schley and Dewey, and cut out ninety miles an hour on tangents.
The nut is so very fine, however, that no southern grove of pecans is complete without a fair percentage of "Schley" trees.
I do not know the exact strength of Sampson's and Schley's combined fleets, but this seems to me to be a conservative estimate.
Pimpernel Schley was alone, but she moved as if she were leading a quiet procession of vestal virgins.
Of all the women gathered there Pimpernel Schley and herself were nearest akin in appearance.
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