Digby

[ dig-bee ]

noun

1. Sir Kenelm, 1603–65, English writer, naval commander, and diplomat.

Example Sentences

Coming back she met Alesbury, and begged him to send to the stables to ascertain if Digby was still there.

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Digby in the scuffle, while bravely trying to escape, let go his whip, which fell to the ground unperceived by his captors.

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When the men were gone, the Dame came and placed herself before Digby, eyeing him with a very sinister glance.

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In vain Digby expostulated, and threatened, and at last entreated his captors to let him return home.

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Digby was invited to join them in somewhat a rough manner, but with no unkind intention, apparently.

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