Gildersleeve

"Don't go near him," called Gildersleeve, who, it will be remembered, knew or guessed his errand in camp.

The Brigade Commander J. W. Deforest

"Don't go near him," called Gildersleeve, who, it will be remembered, knew or guessed his errand in camp.

Short Story Classics (American) Vol. 2 Various 1902

In the index of Peter Matthiessen's book, In the Spirit of Crazy Horse, you will not even find the name "Gildersleeve" even though they were the owners of the Wounded Knee Trading Post, a store that was looted by the occupiers and eventually burned to the ground.

Tim Giago: Who Were the Real Victims of Wounded Knee 1973? 2009

It would have put "Gildersleeve" into a white sweat to have distanced me; but I had not been two minutes at it, when I felt conscious that the buffalo gained upon me, and was almost treading upon my heels!

The Hunters' Feast Conversations Around the Camp Fire Mayne Reid 1850

In the index of Peter Matthiessen's book, In the Spirit of Crazy Horse, you will not even find the name "Gildersleeve" even though they were the owners of the Wounded Knee Trading Post, a store that was looted by the occupiers and eventually burned to the ground.

unknown title 2009

A week later, Martin had just finished his orthopedic back exercises and was sifting through his mail when he found a personal letter addressed to Ginnie Gildersleeve, the woman who lived below him in 8C.

68 & Riverside Andrew Shelden 2012

Mr. Gildersleeve was appointed specifically to lead a £1.7 billion $2.76 billion flotation of the company planned for February 2010.

New Look Founder Returns to Retailer Marietta Cauchi 2011

LONDON—New Look Monday said founder and major shareholder Tom Singh will return to the high-street clothing retailer after the resignation of its chief executive, Carl McPhail, and the retirement of non-executive chairman John Gildersleeve to focus on other business interests, after slightly more than a year in the job.

New Look Founder Returns to Retailer Marietta Cauchi 2011

Gildersleeve, who studied painting with Amy Sillman at Bard, deposits the viewer in a winter forest, where we look through thick stands of skinny trees, rocks and knotty underbrush toward distant clearings and other signs of civilization.

Sharon L. Butler: NYC Gallery Visit: Allison Gildersleeve and Eric Jeor 2010

Gildersleeve, who studied painting with Amy Sillman at Bard, deposits the viewer in a winter forest, where we look through thick stands of skinny trees, rocks and knotty underbrush toward distant clearings and other signs of civilization.

Sharon L. Butler: NYC Gallery Visit: Allison Gildersleeve and Eric Jeor 2010