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chevalier

In medieval Western Europe, a horseman, or a knight; also an honorary title used by the younger sons of a French noble family. The name is still in use in some foreign orders of merit, such as Chevalier of the Legion of Honour in France.
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Each of these many chevaliers, if we may believe reports, was, like the Chevalier of Alencon, an old gentleman, tall, thin, withered, and moneyless.
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