1
I was in professional attendance on an English nobleman who died here.'
2
A young English nobleman who was there that day did not sneer.
3
She is the daughter of an English nobleman, whence her title.
4
He belonged to an English nobleman, and was a race-horse of fine blood.
5
The Kaiser looks on him as the type and model of the English nobleman.
6
In English society, the American wife of an English nobleman.
7
This past is known to the American and is unknown to the English nobleman.
8
Together they leaned over the emaciated thing that once had been an English nobleman.
9
Hugh Hazleton is the younger son of an English nobleman, and he is-isall-right.
10
The English nobleman's mother is very much against the match.
11
Captain Ducie, as an English nobleman, have mercy on me.
12
A third was a young English nobleman; rich, but nothing more that I could discover.
13
At length, an English nobleman paid the as honours to the greatest statesman of Florence.
14
One is an Englishman; he is even more than that, he is an English nobleman.
15
Is this dwelling of Mrs. Houston's equal to the residence of an English nobleman, Mr.
16
That he was a great English nobleman was evident!
