There never was a new prince who has
disarmed his subjects; rather when he has found them
disarmed he has always armed them, because, by arming them, those arms become yours, those men who were distrusted become faithful, and those who were faithful are kept so, and your subjects become your adherents.
On the way back they found the man who had been
disarmed bending over his wounded comrade.
In one moment Cornelius was
disarmed, and Gryphus raised and supported; and, bellowing with rage and pain, he was able to count on his back and shoulders the bruises which were beginning to swell like the hills dotting the slopes of a mountain ridge.
The Spaniards, indeed, despised them, and especially, having thus
disarmed them, made light of their threatenings; but the two Englishmen resolved to have their remedy against them, what pains soever it cost to find them out.
Disarmed myself, I now faced my remaining foeman, whose own sword lay somewhere thousands of feet below us, lost in the Lost Sea.
The foremost lay, a second later, in the trampled dirt of the court,
disarmed and groaning from a broken wrist.
In his time they armed gentlemen, not
disarmed them.
But Winthrop and the ministers being the most powerful, they
disarmed and imprisoned Mrs.
This unexpected liberality, which made it nearly as profitable and infinitely less hazardous for Rose to remain honest than to play the rogue, completely
disarmed him.
The Tin Woodman's axe was snatched from his grasp by some person behind him, and he found himself
disarmed and helpless.
"Please, please," she pleaded, and she
disarmed me by the words, as I was to discover they would ever disarm me.
Thus far successful, Cedric spurred his horse against a second, drawing his sword at the same time, and striking with such inconsiderate fury, that his weapon encountered a thick branch which hung over him, and he was
disarmed by the violence of his own blow.