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I sent my equerry to see him in his office.

In 1701, he was promoted to the position of Equerry.

From 1919 to 1924 he was an Equerry to the King.

The young equerry came into the room a moment later, coming to attention in the doorway, his head bowed.

The doors were open and the horses down below in the charge of an equerry.

If you'll wait here for half an hour, I'll send my equerry tor you.

He was an Extra Equerry from 1990 until his death.

When the party got near home, however, the equerry took out both pistols and fired them into the air.

From 1957 until his death in 1958 he was an Extra Equerry.

The state equerry is a government position which oversees activities related to the horses of a region.

I had already trained a replacement to serve as equerry to the Marshal.

On 5 January 1801 he was made an extra equerry to the King.

You're to do three months as an equerry.

Laurence was Equerry to the Queen from 1986 to 1989.

A court equerry appeared at that point at the prince's elbow.

Why wasn't Father perfectly comfortable with his own equerry?

The prince clawed off his belt and spun back toward the equerry.

He was also made an Extra Equerry in 1992.

The Tsar is dressed in a summer suit and accompanied only by an equerry.

Amelia fell in love with the equerry, desiring to marry him.

Before 16 February 1547 he was appointed as an equerry in the royal stables.

He became a member of the Prince's council in 1920, and an extra equerry in 1921.

A quick check by an equerry and a head groom showed that a horse was missing, too.

The equerry drew up a chair and sat.

He had barely had time to consider the matter when his equerry appeared in the doorway.