At length the bucanier began to gain an advantage over his less athletic antagonist; he pushed him hard, and, step by step, compelled him to retreat towards the stern.
The bucanier departed with ready obedience to the will of the lofty spirit that had at once assumed such irresistible power over his mind.
The bucanier has landed, so far as I can learn, and like to have carried Kate off, I believe.
The bucanier witnessed these preparations with curiosity not unmingled with dread, yet nevertheless determined to abide by the issue.
The bucanier retreated on the defensive several paces before he could rally or return a single blow for the shower that rained fiercely and unceasingly upon him.
A cry between a yell and the sound made by the gnashing of teeth escaped the infuriated bucanier chief.
The Bucanier strikes down a man, a hundred or a million men: but what profits it?
So too Howel Davies asks, Was it not according to the strictestBucanier Custom?
And now let us remark a second thing: how, in these baleful operations, a noble devout-hearted Chevalier will comfort himself, and an ignoble godless Bucanier and Chactaw Indian.
Plugson, who has indomitably spun Cotton merely to gain thousands of pounds, I have to call as yet a Bucanier and Chactaw; till there come something better, still more indomitable from him.
And now let us remark a second thing: how, in these baleful operations, a noble devout-hearted Chevalier will comport himself, and an ignoble godless Bucanier and Chactaw Indian.
The indomitable Plugson, as yet a Bucanierand Chactaw.
Together they may do some execution, if we judge by the old Bucanier and Queen-Elizabeth experiences?
He had neither time nor means to take it away with him, and doubtless it still remains here, and this bucanier is acquainted with the secret.
After Elpsy disappeared from the eyes of the old bucanier and his young lieutenant at Hurtel's tower, she had continued to move rapidly through the forest towards Castle Cor, without turning either to the right or left.
He galloped to the seaside, and a Danish bucanier being by chance in shore, he threw himself on board, and put to sea with her.
The bucanier glanced at his subordinate with unspeakable scorn.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bucanier" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
