Kent town with rail link to Paris

Usage examples of ashford.

To be honest about it, some of the officers were beginning to avoid him, and when Lee surrendered Ashford took it almost as a personal insult.

Perhaps the man had had a falling-out with Ashford and had set off on his own when his trail crossed Dal's.

There might be others splintering off from Ashford and his crowd, other men eager to kill any Traven who could connect them to the attack on the ranch.

Some of the men with Ashford were guerillas of the type who rode with Quantrill or Bloody Bill Anderson — bad men, but good as any Injun when it came to working rough country in a fight.

The way I hear it this Ashford feller used to deal in smuggled slaves now and again.

I think Ashford may ride into Victoria, but not with his women and his wagons.

If Ashford or some of his crowd were riding into town they would certainly leave the camp on the Guadalupe.

Mac continued, "you tell Ashford to free those girls he has taken, to free every one of them, unharmed.

They went at once to the canvas awning under which Colonel Ashford waited.

Right now Ashford seems to be in control, but suppose he gets shot or whatever?

I don't know about ships, and I can't figure just what Ashford has in mind, but he's got us this far.

Some of the cattle had been gathered and some of the horses brought back, and Ashford came riding up.

For a few minutes Ashford considered that, but finally came to the conclusion that by the time they returned with help — if they had, indeed, gone for help — he would be on the ship and away.

It was a glorious dream, but one Ashford believed in and was sure he could accomplish.

Colonel Ashford still wore his now-shabby uniform coat with the insignia of his rank.