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Meanings of Frenchwoman in English
Usage of Frenchwoman in English
1
A Frenchwoman, of indisputably high upbringing, given the quality of her voice.
2
The Frenchwoman was, however, arrested in the neighbourhood upon the next day.
3
The seamstress and the Frenchwoman, still talking, had passed down the hall.
4
The complete blankness of the Frenchwoman at that moment made Charmian uneasy.
5
I was alone, with the photograph of the Frenchwoman on my desk.
6
A Frenchwoman, yes; but of an admiration for your strange American country.
7
She was a Frenchwoman-wehave some of her books in my study.
8
In person she is of medium height, but stocky for a Frenchwoman.
9
But modesty is certainly no part of the virtues of a Frenchwoman.
10
Between nervousness and anxiety the Frenchwoman was trembling from head to foot.
11
Professor Lyall looked at the Frenchwoman's intimate clasp on Lady Maccon's hand.
12
Being a clever Frenchwoman she felt drama and all its subtle accompaniments.
13
The experienced Frenchwoman saw that there was a cloud on his brow.
14
Tears welled up in the Frenchwoman's eyes as she abandoned her charge.
15
The Frenchwoman shrugged her shoulders with an indignant glance in Peggy's direction.
16
The Frenchwoman blushed slightly, the color visible even in the orange light.
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