(Anethum graveolens) A medical and spice plant originally from Central Asia in the the family of the Apiaceae.
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She consulted Claude Anet about the conveyance of the above-mentioned case.
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He wished to take advantage of this, and proposed a visit to Anet.
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Anet had been sleeping in shorts that were now half-pulled down.
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Thence he returned again to Anet, where he remained abandoned by every one.
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Have you been to any of these places yet? he asked Anet somewhat foolishly.
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Anet had gone to Athens to be with her father.
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Anet talked during the meal but only to her mother.
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Christine's waiting had made her nerves jagged, and there was something resistant in Anet's voice.
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Anet stood in it unwilling but Christine went in and she followed, reluctantly walking deeper.
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She took Anet's hand and said, "Who is this stunning girl?"
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The Court, Anet, the army, knew of these abominations.
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Her household was much on the old footing; her faithful Claude Anet still remained with her.
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The household, besides herself and me, consisted of housemaid, cook, and a footman named Claude Anet.
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Yours faithfully, Henri Anet, Secretary; A. Rey, President.
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All heads turned as Anet, almost magical in white, walked with her father from the house.
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Where Flo was, Anet had no idea.