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noun

Chronicler n. A writer of a chronicle; a recorder of events in the order of time; an historian. "Such an honest chronicler as Griffith."

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... from his brother and associate, Little Harpe. Big Harpe made a wide region of the Ohio valley dangerous to travelers. The events connected with his vicious life are thus given by that always interesting old-time chronicler, Henry Howe: ...

— The Story of the Outlaw - A Study of the Western Desperado • Emerson Hough

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... dream that I have chronicled, or has it resulted in something worthy of the aspiration that preceded it? Has it added strength to the lives of individuals, and has it done something for society? As chronicler, I stand in the shade and let my readers judge; but the few words of comment that follow, from well-known individuals, bear strong testimony to an effect that must have been duplicated in a great many other instances: and, indeed, if its influence had gone no ...

— Brook Farm • John Thomas Codman

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... He bears the marks of his service in the Great War with honour and with never a complaint. His old chief and chronicler was proud of him then. He would be ...

— One Young Man • Sir John Ernest Hodder-Williams

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... morning openly of whom he intended to bring with him into the Cabinet." Truth demands that the chronicler should say that this was a positive fib. Mr. Bonteen, no doubt, had talked largely and with indiscretion, but had made no such boast as that of which the Duchess accused him. "Mr. Gresham will get astray if he doesn't allow some one to tell him ...

— Phineas Redux • Anthony Trollope

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... triumph of his beauty. Of middle height, his slender form made him always seem taller than he really was, an effect further heightened by the erect grace of his carriage. His body was nimble and alert—the words are the words of an ancient chronicler—his limbs were finely shaped; his hands and feet were the theme and the despair of his parasites. But no quality with which it had pleased Heaven to endow his body was ever noted by an observer who was not at ...

— The Proud Prince • Justin Huntly McCarthy

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