1
I had it from Mr. Noel, Lady Byron's cousin-german and intimate friend.
2
Mr. Stanley is the cousin-german of your friend, Miss Elinor Wyllys.
3
Some wanted Cale-ben-Cale, others wanted Aduqueperec, cousin-german of the dead king.
4
The late Duke's succeeding a cousin-german in the title, was the reason, I presume.
5
Is not simplicity, as we take it, cousin-german to folly and a quality of reproach?
1
She was likewise his first cousin, being the daughter of the Hon.
2
When she was 15, relatives told her to marry her first cousin.
3
Maihuna was the father of Kawelo, and Aikanaka was his first cousin.
4
The other is her first cousin, the daughter of Watford's second son.
5
Blacky the Crow met his first cousin, Sammy Jay, and told him.
1
The writer recalls the year 1916, when his 1st cousins, the Flournoy boys, bought a Sphinx automobile.
2
They're 1st cousins, but look enought alike to be twins, as though they were dog & bitch out of the same litter.
1
I have enough to do to keep Tinker out of mischief without acting as dry-nurse to the children of Uncle Bumpkin.
1
Were you not one of its most considered inhabitants, scarcely less a child of Aunt Ermine and Aunt Alison than their Rosebud herself?