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Meanings of Vesper in English
Cocktail originally made of gin, vodka, and Kina Lillet.
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Usage of Vesper in English
1
Why is it called the Vesper Sparrow-whatdoes Vesper mean, Uncle Roy?
2
Summoned to the house-door, Virginia acquainted Miss Vesper with the state of affairs.
3
Here the witch lodged the blind lady, whose name was Vesper.
4
Miss Vesper was at home, reading, in her usual placid mood.
5
Of course I will make no mention of you, Miss Vesper.
6
Mildred Vesper was a studious little person, after a fashion of her own.
7
We'd go to the casino-theVesper Club-andgamble the night away.
8
There's too much money being lost at the Vesper Club, anyhow.
9
What a place in which to plot a raid on Danfield's Vesper Club!
10
Peter, the incident at the Vesper Club happened last night.
11
You know the Vesper Club is barred and barricaded like the National City Bank.
12
Having lunched with her acquaintance, Rhoda went in the afternoon to Mildred Vesper's lodgings.
13
The defending champion was the Vesper Boat Club of Phila.
14
Aurora and Vesper are called in modern geography Roggewein's or Palliser's Islands, in lat.
15
At the Vesper Club, always up-to-date, the ball was of platinum, not of ivory.
16
Miss Vesper is getting to be very useful and trustworthy.'
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