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• As the Sabreur stabs the doll with a pin, Wesley thrusts the arrow into Jessica.
• At the 1972 Summer Olympics, Sidyak became the first Soviet sabreur to win individual gold.
• Using an effigy of Jessica, the Sabreur takes control of her and draws her to him.
• In 1973, Peter won the NCAA championship, claiming the title Best college sabreur in the country.
• She qualified to the 2012 Summer Olympics through host option, being the British top-ranked female sabreur at the time.
• In 1928, he had a relationship with another experienced actress, Evelyn Brent, whom he met while filming " Beau Sabreur ".
• Seeking the greatest swordsman in Europe to study with, Patton was told the " beau sabreur " of the French Army would be the one.
• In 1972 he began training with Csaba Elthes, a Hungarian sabreur at the New York Fencers Club with a reputation as the best fencing coach in America.
• Lawrence may be regarded as the originator in English fiction of the " beau sabreur " type of hero, great in sport and love and war.
• Stuart, befitting his reputation as a " dashing cavalier " or " beau sabreur ", requested a full field review of his troops by Gen . Lee.
• He was held up in the early stages before making a strong challenge in the straight, but was beaten three lengths by Sabreur, to whom he was conceding seven pounds.
• Unfortunately, at least two of his silent films " Beau Sabreur " ( 1928 ) and " The Legion of the Condemned " ( 1928 )  are now considered lost films.
• P . C . Wren wrote the sequels " Beau Sabreur " ( in which the narrator is a French officer of Spahis who plays a secondary role in " Beau Geste " ) and " Beau Ideal ".
• In 1974 as a college senior, Peter placed first at the Amateur Fencers League of America s ( now known as USA Fencing ) National Championships, beating world-class fencers like Alex Orban and Paul Apostol and securing the title of America s Best Sabreur.
• In Beau Sabreur, the 1926 sequel to Beau Geste, the novelist has a femme fatale whistle a tune ( which the narrator identified as'that popular aire') then she sings a verse to tease the French officer she calls'Major Ivan .'She uses the words'Ivan Potschjinski Skivah .'
• After meeting Favier in 1895, Sir Henry Norman ( 1854 1939 ) described Favier as " the finest specimen of a priest I have ever met, a " beau sabreur " of the church, who wears Chinese dress and his hair in a queue, who speaks Chinese perfectly, who has even been decorated with a sapphire button by the Emperor ."
• {{ quote | Woodbury Kane  social leader, Fortune s favorite, aristocratic, refined, cultured, wealthy, haut ton de haut ton, and sabreur sans peur et sans reproche how shall I paint him to you as I learned to know him in those dreadful, delightful seventeen days in which we lived only from instant to instant, and every man unconsciously bared his soul to his comrades because he could not help it?
• He also wrote " Good Gestes ", a collection of short tales ( about half of them about the Geste brothers and their American friends Hank and Buddy, who also feature prominently in " Beau Sabreur " and " Beau Ideal " ) and " Spanish Maine " ( UK ) ( " The Desert Heritage " ( USA ) ), where loose ends are tied up and the successive tales of John Geste's adventures come to an end.
• The Fencers Club claims to have trained or included more National Champions and Olympic Medalists than any other club in the United States, including Olympic Silver Medalists George Calnan and Joseph Levis, foilist Albert Axelrod and sabreur Peter Westbrook-Bronze Medalists in 1960 and 1984 respectively-as well as the coaches Michel Alaux and Chaba Elthes . 2008 Olympic medalists include Silver Medalists Emily Cross ( women's team foil ), Erinn Smart ( women's team foil ), Keeth Smart ( men's team sabre ).
• The inscription on the south-facing side below the medallion reads,  The brazen lips of Southern cannon thundered an unanswered anthem to the God of Battle .  The northern face is decorated with an anchor, and reads,  It was given the genius and valor of Confederate seamen to revolutionize naval warfare over the earth .  Below the writing, another inscription says,  This stone shall crumble into dust ere the deathless devotion of Southern women be forgotten .  The west side inscription is below an engraving of crossed swords and reads,  The Confederate sabreur kissed his blade homeward riding on into the mouth of hell .  The east side is decorated with crossed rifles, and reads,  Confederate infantry drove bayonets through columns that never before reeled to the shock of battle .