old soldier

The old soldier and the old fortress would be emblems of each other.

"Later, Sir Oliver," answered the old soldier, wiping his grimed face.

No, no, none of your handshaking; you don't get past an old soldier in that way.

I am an old soldier, a tough fighting man, and you are two raw lads.

Every man and woman in the house was secured—the "Old Soldier" the first.

It's a lonely thing for an old soldier, too,' said he, with a sigh.

With native shrewdness be had at once detected her as an "old soldier."

"Never," said Frank, still gazing with admiration at the old soldier.

No, no; I was too much what the world terms the "old soldier" for that.

And the old soldier heaved a thumbful of snuff from his waistcoat pocket.