clouter

You're not listening to this, are you, Clouter?

A ball clanged off Clouter's empty carronade and struck a man in the thigh.

The following fauna species list follows Clouter (2007).

Sharpe looked for Clouter and hailed him.

Clouter nodded and took the gun.

You still standing here, Clouter?

Clouter mimed cutting his throat and Chase laughed.

Clouter spat a wad of chewed tobacco over the gunwale, then cut himself another plug.

Armstrong sounded disapproving, but then, Clouter was palpably not a Northumbrian.

Clouter gave a strange, high-pitched laugh.

"It'll be ten or fifteen minutes before we're in range, sir," Clouter said, answering Sharpe's unspoken question.

Heathen gunner, too," he added, looking at Clouter.

And Clouter hesitated.

Clouter grinned.

A bullet had grazed Clouter's back leaving a bloody welt like the stroke of a lash, but the big man was paying it no heed.

"Praise the Lord," Clouter volunteered.

The one to larboard was under the command of Clouter, the escaped slave who was in Chase's barge crew.

"Cutlass," Clouter said curtly.

Cusack produces the monthly radio program "Vermilion Sounds" with Isobel Clouter.

A Long-Time Clouter Mudge Rose prides itself on its political muscle and connections.

"Clouter," Sharpe said energetically, "lower-deck steerage, larboard side.

Much of this information is from Mr Leitch's 3x great niece, Eleanor Clouter, of Canada.

The starboard carronade, loaded like Clouter's with musket balls and a vast round shot, had swept the Spaniard's forecastle clean of men.

There was a roar above Sharpe as Clouter, letting go of the pike, seized the axe from the Frenchman's hand and charged on in a frenzy.

Also during his tenure, Carnegie was described as the "most dangerous and longest clouter in the City semi-pro baseball loop" by The Pittsburgh Press.