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Usage examples of "diegan".
Governor Supreme to the ruined city Prince Lysaer undertook to restore, Lord Diegan, ex-commander of the garrison, sat his glossy bay war-horse and glared through the pennons that cracked at the head of the unwieldy column bound for Avenor.
Lord Diegan found himself glaring once again at the blond-haired prince, who rode to his left.
Too raw not to rise to provocation, Diegan felt his horse startle and jig.
Had Diegan not needed both hands to settle his sidling mount, he could have struck the prince in exasperation.
To which Lord Diegan could do nothing but clench his jaw, wheel his courser out of line, and pound off at a canter to review the order of his troops.
Lord Diegan grew accustomed to state dinners followed by exhaustive mornings of fielding grievances.
Hot in his velvets, Lord Diegan endured discomfort rather than let the dairy girl make unflattering comparisons.
Lord Diegan stood, the jingle of his spurs cut by the crunch of scattered nuts as he stalked past the fire and escaped to nurse his pique outside.
Against every reasonable inclination, Lord Diegan presided over commands shouted through a misery of rainfall as the crack Etarran divisions he had personally selected to protect his prince were split off and turned back to Rathain.
Afterward, with the downpour a fringe of silver off his mantle, Lord Diegan huffed through the tunnels that channeled through his mustache.
The trouble Lord Diegan expected found them soon after the Etarran cohorts had passed from sight.
Silent and whitely bitter, Lord Diegan spurred his horse to try against weather and odds to assemble a defensive deployment from mercenary captains now scattered throughout the caravan.
Too cynical for surprise, Lord Diegan glanced aside to find Lysaer watching the affray, his unruffled, wide-eyed dignity at odds with innocent intentions.
A lifetime of Etarran politics lent Diegan the presence to mask astonishment.
Lord Diegan followed the talk as he once had ravished the courtesans he seduced from the beds of wealthy patrons.