Crossword-Solution: ELST
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| Word | Anagrams | |
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| ELST | anagram | ELTS, LEST, LETS, SLET, STLE, TELS, TESL |
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| Dutch town | 9 answers |
| DUTCH city/town | 53 answers |
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Front part of the eye
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Hint 1 meaning
The transparent part of the coat of the eyeball which
covers the iris and pupil and admits light to the interior. See Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
ROEACN
Hint 3 another clue
COVER THE EYES
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Sentences with ELST (5)
Fogo, pensively, "she was a woman, was she not?" "To be sure, sir; what elst?--a female woman, an' so baptised." There was a moment's silence; then Caleb resumed-- "But contrari-wise, sir, the army cap'n was a man." "Ah! yes, of course; let us be just--the army captain was a man.
Each time van der Elst would ring, for what he calls a "scoots," and hand him the message with specific instructions as to just how it should be handled.
His body, if it was there, lay among the heaps of slain, most of whom had been stripped by rapacious plunderers, and disfigured by the hoofs of the enemy's horses." "I believe your report, captain," said the burgomaster, stretching out his hand and pressing that of Van der Elst.
Assure him that we will endeavour to imitate the example of the brave citizens of Alkmaar, and hold out till he can send us succour." "I will faithfully deliver your message, mynheer, and you may rest assured that if it depends on my freedom of action I will gladly return to render you such assistance as I can give," answered Captain Van der Elst, his countenance brightening as he spoke, his eyes once more turning towards Jaqueline, who, with Baron Van der Arenberg and Albert, stood a little distance apart.
The burgomaster had informed them of the sad intelligence he had just received, and Captain Van der Elst, at his desire, had described the battle and its disastrous termination.