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Usage examples of gaz.

Instantly Gaz was on top of him, hurling his great carcass full upon the body of his fallen antagonist.

He thought of Gaz, the terrible man who crushed lives out with his bare hands.

Perhaps it was the latter that kept him from fearing Gaz, for from all that he had heard of the man Gaz spelled death.

He wanted to be done with Gaz as quickly as possible so that he could take the girl in hand.

As Gaz charged down upon him, von Horst struck him a heavy blow in the face, as he stepped aside out of the path of the huge body.

He had struck Gaz again heavily, and when he reached down again to grope for his weapon his hand contacted it immediately, as though someone had placed it in his grasp.

Then Gaz tried to get up and away from von Horst, but the latter seized his beard and held him.

How could I guess that you could kill Gaz, whom no man has ever before been able to kill?

Von killed Gaz in a fair fight with knives, and he has taken the daughter of your chief as mate.

William was over by the rather sparse pile of loot that had been accumulating over the last hour, rummaging through it with Armand du Gaz who, as one of the few knights who could both read and write, was trying to inventory the meager haul.

Armand du Gaz led in two men-at-arms dragging the unconscious Drummond between them.

As the years had passed, however, du Gaz had blossomed, and de Beq now was happy to accord him the full respect due a brother knight.

William of Etton, who was seated closest to du Gaz, slid the objects over to de Beq.

Inside, de Beq was trying to question Drummond while du Gaz and his men held him in his place.

Before they had gone twenty paces, a skirmish party of half a dozen men-at-arms, led by du Gaz and Etienne Lefroi, came bursting out of the great hall and collided with them, scattering the startled punkers like ten pins.