1
The dead lady's husband was away, as we heard, in foreign parts.
2
Mr. Jennings, as was in the case of my pore, dear, dead lady.
3
The dead lady no longer lived at the Raleigh address listed on the paperwork.
4
He did not trouble the dead lady's room any more.
5
The roses fall unheeded in the dead lady's bower.
6
The dead lady. His lips began to tremble again, and he seized the teacup and drank.
7
The public demanded a repetition, and an inferior person was engaged to take the dead lady's part.
8
And it seemed to him that the dead lady's blessing was on his suit, so he said:
9
As they gladly agreed, Ambo opened his book, and the dead lady was brought back to life.
10
Apparently a mummy in a tomb, the mummy of some long- dead lady of a strange and alien race.
11
In any case there seems little room for doubt that a Hun airman has avenged the long- dead lady.
12
Then her, before she can push the central alarm, she said, indicating the dead lady at the commo console.
13
The pigs had been scented with attar of roses, the dead lady's favorite perfume, before their throats were cut.
14
After putting a few yards between himself and the dead lady, he turned round and ran home as fast as he could.
15
Every day I'd kneel down by that dead lady's chair, and pray to God to make me fit to be her son's wife.
16
And then there's the guys who prefer dead ladies anyway.
