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Meanings of baronetcy in English
Russian
титул баронета Catalan
títol de baronet Usage of baronetcy in English
1
At the age of thirty or so, Quentin succeeded to the baronetcy.
2
He seems to be a complete blackleg, in spite of his baronetcy.
3
It is a pity he should stand between them and the baronetcy.'
4
It meant a baronetcy and eight thousand a year, more or less.
5
Sir Bruce had attractions other than his old baronetcy and his coal-mines.
6
I've no baronetcy and no estate, and can destroy none but myself.
7
He is the heir to the baronetcy, and this estate, I believe?
8
A baronetcy, at least, if he handles this matter well, said Peter.
9
His death in April 1844 brought his grandson Percy Florence to the baronetcy.
10
A second baronetcy in the family had been specially created for Sir Gerald.
11
Neuralgia and a baronetcy had given it the consistency of steel.
12
His father was dead and he had succeeded to the baronetcy.
13
Since the fellow came into his baronetcy they have been paid.
14
The baronetcy was a recent one, and not unconnected with trade.
15
Johnson was given a baronetcy and 5000 pounds for his victory.
16
Don't you think now it might lead to a baronetcy, Tracy?
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