The adventurous contraband trade which prevails throughout these mountain regions, and along the maritime borders of Andalusia, is doubtless at the bottom of this galliard character.
They had the same galliard look which I have remarked among the dandy mountaineers of Ronda.
Richard was a galliard fighter, as he had always been.
He called it, what his temper gave no hint of (so dry with fever he was), the galliard hold.
Whilst Galliard and Sir Harry are serenading the ladies, Octavio, Julio and their bravos attack them.
Tickletext has been placed by Petro in bed to await, as he supposes, Silvianetta, when Galliard in error entering the room in the dark gropes his way to the bed and finding a man, closes with him.
Sir Harry, however, is anxious for matrimony, Galliard for an intrigue.
The tutor escapes, and Cornelia coming in in the course of her wooing by Galliard informs him she is not really a courtezan as he supposed.
Lady Galliard is discover'd in an undress at her Table, Glass and Toilette, Closet attending: As soon as the Scene draws off she rises from the Table as disturbed and out of Humour.
Galliard and Fillamour's conversation with Tickletext that they do not actually leave the stage, as also from the direction later 'Offering to go.
Julio himself, newly come from Laura Lucretia, meeting Galliard relates to him how he passed the night with Silvianetta, which confirms the opinion the Englishman had already formed of her treachery and deceit.
Octavio nobly renounces Marcella in favour of Fillamour who claims her hand, whilst Cornelia gives herself to Galliard in sober wedlock.
Lady Galliard is further hotly wooed by Sir Charles Meriwill, a young Tory, but she favours Wilding.
Fillamour and Galliard encounter the two ladies in the gardens of the Villa Medici, and Fillamour takes Marcella for a courtezan, whilst Galliard engages with Cornelia.
Ay, but only two can keep counsel," said Morton; "the galliard must be disposed of.
I did thinke by the excellent constitution of thy legge, it was form'd vnder the starre of a Galliard And.
Nay, theres nere a why but there is a wherefore; I have known some have done the like, and they have daunst a galliard at Beggers bush[1804] for it.
He shall lie above ground till he daunce a galliard about the churchyard for Steeven Loache.
The English ever loved her best, and the quick-paced galliard took their fancy, too.
Nick sang another song, and he and Cicely danced the galliard together, while the piper piped and the fiddler fiddled away like mad; and the moon went down, and the cottage doors grew ruddy with the light inside.
A boy is not good friends with his feet as a girl is; but thou wilt do beautifully, I know; and M'sieu shall teach us the galliard together.
But the Crichtons wadna let the Galliard be, But they hang'd him hie upon a tree.
Whatever the issue for Crispin, 'twas odds Kenneth's prospect of wedding this Cynthia would be blighted for all time by the action into which Galliard proposed to thrust him all unconscious.
He was sinewy and active, and perchance he might yet make Galliard repent that he had discarded his rapier.
Galliard bowed his head; then, turning, he took the Bible from the table.
Galliard sprang out of the chair, his brows darkening, and his cheeks pale beyond their wont.
Another step Galliard descended; then from the guardroom came a loud yawn, to send the boy cowering against the wall.
Let him come," answered Galliard grimly, as he moved towards the casement.
With these words the galliard little curate mounted his donkey, thumped his ribs with the butt end of his gun, and trotted off to the hills.
They were both very old men; but Nicolo, observes Ramusio, was of a galliard complexion; it was determined he should take a wife.
Why, I can be a wild galliard in a corner as well as thou, man.
I will be answerable that this galliard meant but some St. Valentine's jest.
In answer of which claim, the Prince our master Says that you savour too much of your youth, And bids you be advis'd there's nought in France That can be with a nimble galliard won; You cannot revel into dukedoms there.
Why dost thou not go to church in a galliard and come home in a coranto?
The following day Wagner wrote to his friend Carl Galliard in Berlin, sending him a copy of the score: "I have gained a big action with my 'Tannhaeuser.
Nor is 't a galliard danced by one, But a mixed dance, though alone.
The father Galliard gave his daughter to Edward Danby: but first Mr. Hervey gave his niece to the elder.
Galliard says, 'oughts' go for nothing in Church patronage.
But the Crichtons wad na let the Galliard be, But they hanged him hie upon a tree.
Simmy Crichton's mounted then, And Crichtons has raised mony a ane; The Galliard trowed his horse had been wight, But the Crichtons beat him out o' sight.
Will you allow me to correct a mistake into which both the correspondents who have kindly answered my questions respecting this galliardseem to have fallen, perhaps misled by an ambiguity in my expression?
Galliard assigns diabetes mellitus as the cause in one case of gastric ulcer.
Miliary aneurisms have been found by Galliard and others as a cause of profuse and even fatal hemorrhage from the stomach.
Then he brought the galliard to a rousing crescendo with a flourish that spanned two entire octaves.
Galliard and clinquant she appear'd to give, A serenade or ball to us that grieve, And teach us A LA MODE more gently live.
A pretty antick love does this, Then strikes a galliard with a kiss; As in the end The chords they rend; So you but with a touch from your fair hand Turn all to saraband.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "galliard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: bounce; bound; buck; dance; hop; hurdle; hustle; jump; pounce; skip; spring; steeplechase; vault
