What is "gremio"

Usage examples of "gremio".

Florizel, though a belted earl, did treat Gremio as if he were of noble blood himself.

Gremio couldn't find fault with the regimental commander over that, and Gremio was a man who, before the war began, had made his living by finding fault.

As far as Gremio could see, though, neither holiness nor piety was an essential soldierly virtue.

Even had Gremio supposed anything of the sort, he wouldn't have admitted it.

If they weren't utterly mad, Gremio had never heard of anyone who was.

But Florizel gave Gremio a look straight out of a Five Lakes blizzard and then limped on down the trench.

Captain Gremio called as his company of northerners tramped almost single file along a narrow winding track somewhere north of Whole Mackerel.

He couldn't have stood more than five feet from Gremio, but missed anyhow.

With his own, longer, officer's weapon, Gremio had no trouble holding off the southron, but he couldn't finish him.

As he howled and crumpled and clutched at himself, Gremio lunged forward and stabbed him.

As he had with the first attacker, Gremio managed to beat aside the spearhead, but he could do no more.

When he turned to defend himself against this new assault, Gremio got inside his guard and slashed his arm to the bone.

He eyed Gremio, as if to say the gods were likely to believe he'd made a jackass of himself.

Every once in a while, in spite of everything, one of them insisted on reminding Gremio of his humanity.

That puzzled Gremio, who was always in the habit of grabbing for whatever came his way.