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true-blue

How to use true-blue in a sentence

True blue Presbyterianism rose in contrast with milder colours of Ecclesiasticism.

Little True Blue had, therefore, at a very early age, to encounter “the battle and the breeze.”

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Billy True Blue was all this time rapidly growing in size and strength, and in knowledge of affairs in general.

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True Blue had not been long on board the Ruby before he became a favourite with most of his new shipmates.

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True Blue instinctively discovered that he was a braggart and inclined to be a bully.

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There were several other boys on board the frigate, among whom, naturally, True Blue took the lead.

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True Blue kept his glance on the stranger, that he might note immediately any change in her course.

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True Blue had not far to stoop as he took the lanyard of the lock in his hand and looked carefully along the gun.

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Again the firing went on as before, and True Blue modestly returned to his powder tub.

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The whole party were now grouped together before the placard, with Billy True Blue in the centre.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985