Bolden
charles (“buddy”) 1868?–1931, u.s. cornet player: early pioneer in jazz.
historical examples
bolden ran his hands through the clean-smelling fur and the touch warmed his fingers.
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bolden supposed this was for easy recovery in case the shot missed.
bolden’s pets f. l. wallace
noticing that bolden was shivering, he took his hands and examined them.
bolden’s pets f. l. wallace
bolden got in and started the motors while the animal climbed into the seat beside him.
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the movement with the bow might have been menacing, but bolden ignored that gesture.
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in the morning, bolden was awake long before the doctor came in.
bolden’s pets f. l. wallace
bolden made a few corrections and the doctor took the map away and removed the viewer.
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bolden smiled at the doctor’s omission and ran his hand through the fur.
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and then bolden saw the native who had given him the animal.
bolden’s pets f. l. wallace
he fastened a stereoscope viewer over bolden’s eyes and handed him a pencil.
bolden’s pets f. l. wallace
noun
buddy, real name charles bolden. 1868–1931, us black jazz cornet player; a pioneer of the new orleans style
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