• "I see two horsemen afar off," cried Sister Anne.
• "I see," said she, "two horsemen coming, but they are yet a great way off."
• The carriage drove round, and stopped at the steps, followed by the horsemen.
• But such hopes were shattered a few minutes later when two horsemen pulled up before them.
• On an opposite hill, in three lines, archers, foot-soldiers, horsemen, was the Norman force.
• "A mile or two back I passed a line of Southern horsemen, just as wet and bedraggled as ours."
• Next to these followed that part of the Romans which was completely armed, both footmen and horsemen.
• But in front he saw only quiet and peace, save for a few distant horsemen who seemed to be riding at random.
• He observed it with attention, and distinguished soon after a body of horsemen, whom he suspected might be robbers.
• Looking forth from the bushes he saw another line of horsemen, but now they were going in the direction of Pope's army.

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