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Meanings of Oliphant in English
Usage of Oliphant in English
1
In the first place, Miss Oliphant takes a great interest in you.
2
With these affectionate words Captain Oliphant left the room, candle in hand.
3
All the house, in fact, except Captain Oliphant, had done the same.
4
Mrs. Oliphant has censured Emily Brontë for the manner of her dying.
5
On their entering, the captain shook hands with Lord Oliphant and Cyril.
6
Priscilla walked into her room and Nancy went back to Maggie Oliphant.
7
Most people would think it was a very great service, Lord Oliphant.
8
Charlotte, my dear, bid Oliphant fetch glasses and hot water and lemons.
9
Three days after, Mr Ratman visited his friend Captain E. Oliphant here.
10
Doubtless you were awoke last night by Oliphant's playing upon the pipes.
11
My name is Oliphant-Margaret Oliphant, but every one calls me Maggie.
12
Not once had he mentioned Oliphant and his attempt to rape her.
13
They can't be the same, as she was certainly a Miss Oliphant.
14
She is an angel, Captain Oliphant, if you'll excuse my saying so.
15
NOTWITHSTANDING Nancy's dismal prognostications, Maggie Oliphant played her part brilliantly that night.
16
They didn't mention Oliphant again, but there was something understood between them.
Frequent collocations
Oliphant through the time