What is "albemarle"

Usage examples of "albemarle".

Then they moved on toward Albemarle, singing softly, like a wind of destruction.

Dirk had worried about that, until the word had started circulating that they'd be at Albemarle by noon-no wonder, the way Decade had been pushing the pace.

Okay, they'd hit Albemarle bone-tired but everyone could get at least six hours' sleep before they had to get organized for a night attack.

The rabble had pushed their rightful lords back into Albemarle, but now the pushing was done.

She could see the sheet of ice Albemarle was leading her towards, waiting for her to hit it with her backside.

They worked swiftly, efficiently, taking photographs, prints, measurements, statements from Albemarle, Johnson and Shisei.

I want this Washington police detective, Albemarle -' He looked through the papers on the desk.

It had a vee-shape, Albemarle had said to him over and over during the interrogation at the police precinct.

Their Own Petard I n a lofty, spacious room of the town hall at Taunton sat Sir Edward Phelips and Colonel Luttrell to dispense justice, and with them, flanked by one of them on either side of him, sat Christopher Monk, Duke of Albemarle, Lord-Lieutenant of Devonshire, who had been summoned in all haste from Exeter that he might be present at an examination which promised to be of so vast importance.

But what more he would have said was checked by Albemarle, who thundered forth an order for their removal, and then, scarce were the words uttered than the door at the far end of the hall was opened, and through it came a sound of women's voices.

Her eyes fell away from his face, they turned to Albemarle, who sat scowling again, and from him they flickered unsteadily to Phelips and Luttrell, and lastly, to Richard, who, very white and with set teeth, stood listening to the working of his ruin.

But the next instant he caught his breath again, for a ringing voice was heard without demanding to see His Grace of Albemarle at once, and the voice was the voice of Anthony Wilding.

His majesty at once sat down, with the Duke of Portland on one side, and Lord Albemarle on the other: the latter took the letters, which were arranged according to their dates, and read them in a clear, distinct voice.

After which, Lord Albemarle wont to a side table, apart from the rest of the company, and broke the seals.

He stormed and took castle after castle—until the King moved out of Albemarle .