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Repository, what they call Garde-Meuble, is forced and ransacked: tapestries enough, and gauderies; but of serviceable fighting-gear small stock!

The French Revolution Thomas Carlyle 1838

The same had happened a few months before in Garde, a valley near Roncal (Navarro), where two herdsmen lay in wait for several nights after it had been noticed that a bear was wandering in the valley and killed it.

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After that, they put in place an outfit called the Garde d'Haiti, the Guard of Haiti, which acted as a proxy force to maintain US interests in Haiti.

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The owners of L'Orignal also have another hot resto / lounge in the area called Garde Manger.

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The force of citizen soldiery known as the Garde civique has, so far as I am aware, no exact counterpart in any other country.

Fighting in Flanders 1918

The principal step was the creation of a territorial force called the Garde Mobile, which was expected to yield more than half a million men.

My Days of Adventure The Fall of France, 1870-71 Ernest Alfred Vizetelly 1887

Orange, in short, was a kind of Garde Douloureuse against the infidel: and William well earned his title of "Marchis."

The Flourishing of Romance and the Rise of Allegory (Periods of European Literature, vol. II) George Saintsbury 1889

"I did not expect a clean sheet today as this is a higher level of football than the French league," Garde said.

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The Lyon coach, Remi Garde, also seemed relatively pleased to start his side's campaign with a point.

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