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Meanings of enter the parlour in anglès
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Usage of enter the parlour in anglès
1
Guert was a thoroughly manly fellow, and he did us the justice to enter the parlour first.
2
His statement was that he received Mrs. Manston at the threshold, and asked her to enter the parlour.
3
Since therefore the lovers were to be so soon interrupted by the entrance of a new visitant, he thought proper immediately to enter the parlour.
4
Then, just as she was, hands in muff, she entered the parlour.
5
Unis entered the parlour, and exclaimed, 'No, don't get up, Mr Avery!'
6
As he enters the parlour, it's as if he is already dreaming.
7
They together entered the parlour, where Miss Sarah and Mary were seated.
8
At this stage of the conversation, Perkins himself entered the parlour.
9
At the usual breakfast-hour the doctor entered the parlour with a harassed face.
10
Nan had entered the parlour door, leaving it open behind her.
11
A few moments later he entered the parlour with his daughter.
12
Before I had time to respond, Mr. Carmichael entered the parlour.
13
When she entered the parlour, her eyes were swoln with weeping.
14
But he entered the parlours, and then all was, again, quiet.
15
I entered the parlour, in which was a light just expiring in the socket.
16
In swift silence, descending the stairs, he entered the parlour.