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Meanings of Don Marquis in English
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don marquis Synonyms
Examples for "Marquis"
Examples for "Marquis"
1
The foregoing resolves were communicated to the Marquis in the following letter:
2
The Marquis thanked him in terms by no means deficient in gratitude.
3
Strehlke didn't answer, but Doreen Marquis, doyenne of the Knitting Society, did.
4
The Marquis loved the Bad Lands; there was no question about that.
5
The reception of the Marquis Fayette gave a check to these ideas.
Usage of Don Marquis in English
1
They might add Don Marquis as deck steward and Hall Caine as chief-stewardess.
2
Thinks Sinclair Lewis, Heywood Broun, Don Marquis will go to Hell.
3
In most of Don Marquis's japes, a still small voice speaks in the mirthquake:
4
Of course Don Marquis has an immense advantage over Will Benét in his stoutness.
5
I wish Don Marquis kept a diary, but I am quite sure he doesn't.
6
And it is thoroughly characteristic of Don Marquis that he follows his prayer with this comment:
7
He's Rex Stout's Archie, not Don Marquis's Archy.
8
But Don Marquis's mind has two yolks (to use one of his favourite denunciations).
9
I look to Don Marquis, to H.L.
10
Project Gutenberg's Hermione's Little Group of Serious Thinkers 4 in our series by Don Marquis
11
S.S. McClure, John Phillips, Ralph Waldo Trine, Don Marquis-arethere other Knox men in the game, too?
12
Comment on Don Marquis's attitude toward
13
And using the word ephemeral in its strict sense, Don Marquis is unquestionably the cleverest of our ephemeral philosophers.
14
They were addressed to Booth Tarkington, Don Marquis, Ellen Glasgow, Edna Ferber, Agnes Repplier, Holworthy Hall and Fannie Hurst.
15
It should be explained that Roger was a keen admirer of Don Marquis, the humourist of the New York Evening Sun.
16
The laughter of fat men is a ringing noble music, and Don Marquis, like Friar Tuck, deals texts and fisticuffs impartially.