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She is a charming hostess; we talk of Shakespeare and the musical glasses.
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Our charming hostess, however, sat at the head of the table.
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Milly would make a charming hostess in that big country place of Clive's.
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The evening passed pleasantly at Hazlehurst, for Mrs. Foster made a charming hostess.
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That charming hostess had been devoting herself to Edith since dinner.
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Who gave more delightful dinners, who could on occasion be a more charming hostess?
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Tonight, however, she was a completely charming hostess and guest of honor, rolled into one.
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Our charming hostess is in great feather, doing the honours of an affair of honour.
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He said he had enjoyed it awfully, and that Aunt Maria was a charming hostess.
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In the midst of some preliminary chat, the charming hostess entered and poured tea for us.
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So they said good-bye to their charming hostess and filed happily down the walk to the street.
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Our charming hostess now thought it time to change the subject, and to divert the master's thoughts.
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My charming hostess and her husband made Heiku so fascinating, that I only quitted ithopingtoreturn.
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Mrs. Wilson was a charming hostess.
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The face of the woman here-thedancer and favorite-isthe face of our charming hostess, the Princess Ziska!
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Mrs. Howe's grace, learning, and accomplishments made her a charming hostess and fit mistress of such a home.
