Glubb
Sir John Bag·ot [bag-uht], /ˈbæg ət/, "Glubb Pasha", 1897–1986, British army officer: commander of the Arab Legion in Jordan 1939–56.
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How much better to have let the poor little fellow play in the sands upon the beach with his sister Florence and old Glubb.
Doctor Jones' Picnic | S. E. ChapmanPaul was dreadfully frightened, but still he made a stand for the absent Glubb, though he did it trembling.
Ten Boys from Dickens | Kate Dickinson SweetserI wish you'd tell old Glubb to come and see me, if you please.'
Dombey and Son | Charles DickensPaul was dreadfully frightened; but still he made a stand for the absent Glubb, though he did it trembling.
Dombey and Son | Charles DickensInclination to low company, as evinced in the case of a person named Glubb, originally seven, but since reduced.
Dombey and Son | Charles Dickens
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