officer of the guard

"I should like to keep the girl," said the officer of the guard.

A half-hour later the officer of the guard came again to report.

He was the original officer of the guard for the local chapter.

How did an officer of the guard come by a message in code he couldn't read?

This is no matter for a simple officer of the guard to decide."

Here the Atlantean left him with an officer of the guard.

Nadelashin had a special position among his brother officers of the guard.

The officers of the guard approached, wine cups in their hands.

Joe realized, on entering, that he hadn't really known how well the officers of the Guard lived.

"Send for the officer of the guard," he ordered sharply.

He, too, took hi the scene with a glance, his pale eyes coming to rest at last on the officer of the guard.

The officers of the guard joined in, and everyone sat entranced through the afternoon.

The officers of the guard had been taken prisoner.

Only one of the officers of the guard saw the danger and he too late to act.

The officer of the guard entered the chamber at this juncture.

The officer of the guard had come out to view the arrival, and stared up at him in amazement.

He said he knew where the hotel was, I suppose, for the officer of the guard sent him away with me.

"The officers of the Guards want you to buy yourself some little trifle which may add to your comfort," he said.

Arnold: an officer of the Guard (the State's national security service).

It was a white and shaken prisoner that the officer of the guard found when he entered the room at dawn.

They gathered us together, and the two officers accompanying the officer of the guard looked us over.

Taking the key that the officer of the guard had left him, he unlocked the door of the big cell.

He came by stealth, and asked to be taken to the officer of the guard, for he had something to tell to the king's advantage!

The officer of the guard advised the Control Central.

The two junior officers of the guard brought their prisoner forward to the front edge of the stage.