Most of the foreign soldiers followed their order to charge if the parley was attacked. |
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Rather, two weeks before Amherst suggested the idea, infected blankets were given to two visiting Indian chiefs during a parley at Fort Pitt. |
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When Abraham won the war, there ensued a brief parley between himself and the king of Sodom. |
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Fitzpatrick camped a comfortable three miles away and rode over to parley with the chief. |
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For example, the Saturday assistant in a local electrical outlet isn't a good person to parley with. |
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In most situations you will be attacked by them before there is even an opportunity to parley. |
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This was well, for the enemy was drawing near again, though it appeared they meant to parley. |
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Raven had little desire to parley with their enemies, but she had been given an order. |
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The troops halted as Macdonald, Younghusband and Captain O'Connor, political assistant and interpreter, went forward to parley with the Tibetans. |
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Saladin and Richard certainly knew about truce and parley in one era of technological equivalence between their two civilisations. |
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According to one story, they took unfair advantage by attacking when a parley was in progress. |
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My dear lords and ladies, disperse, and a week hence we'll parley anew. |
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The past is another country, and as foreigners who visit it, the quality we novelists and historians most need is tact when we parley and fossick. |
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One day the prince went to the land of canals and clogs to parley with his fellow princes. |
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According to some witnesses, Jumonville was killed while attempting to parley, something which Washington denied. |
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Lea and Celeste have very different mentalities, and their parley abounds in references to the thought and life of Galileo. |
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Two Brazilian regiments were ordered to the Campo, field guns trained on the barracks, and a deputation of senators sent to parley with the rebels. |
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It was rather amusing for me, watching these two gentlemen parley. |
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If one side tried to parley with the other, it would surely be crushed. |
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It may dangle cheap oil to the Afghans as an incentive to parley. |
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The spread of peace to some of the world's more benighted countries may happen not because leaders parley or Western troops leave, but because the element of wickedness has been taken out of their cars. |
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Without the right attitude initially or if the idea is simply to go and parley, chew the fat, talk over coffee, how will they get down to negotiations? |
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Not that the Colombian parley was ever going to be easy diplomacy. |
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