Aldridge
[awl-drij]
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noun
Ira Frederickthe African Roscius, 1804?–67, U.S. actor, primarily in Europe.
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This is from Aldridge, the private secretary of the Commander-in-chief.
BarringtonCharles James Lever
Private Aldridge appeared in the doorway, standing at attention.
Uncle Sam's Boys in the RanksH. Irving Hancock
I had sat up to let Mr. Aldridge in because the latch was broken.
The Notting Hill MysteryCharles Felix
"I am sure you may do that," interrupted Aldridge with respectful emphasis.
The Weird Sisters, Volume III (of 3)Richard Dowling
In a little while Aldridge took his leave, and Grey was left alone.
The Weird Sisters, Volume III (of 3)Richard Dowling