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old war-horse

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Nan, this second horse, had easier gaits than the old war-horse.

To Kenyon and Bramsdean it was much the same as a trumpet-call to an old war-horse.

How chivalric is his Polonaise—that old war-horse!

Paderewski I heard play in Leipsic in 1912 at a Gewandhaus concert under the baton of the greatest living conductor, Arthur Nikisch, and I can vouch for the plangent tone quality and the poetic reading he displayed in his performance of that old war-horse, the F minor concerto of Chopin.

The Vicomte, who had seen all in a maze of stupefaction, stiffened himself--as the old war-horse that scents the battle.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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