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Meanings of great landlord in English

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Usage of great landlord in English
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The reason of these things is that Sarsen has no great landlord.
The Amateur Poacher
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The great landlord was looked up to by the lesser fry.
The Quaker Colonies: A Chronicle of the Proprietors of the Delaw...
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In those disorderly times, every great landlord was a sort of petty prince.
An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
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What is a great landlord expected to do to his estate?
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Rut...
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Anyway, the great landlord saw her and was interested.
Sermons on Biblical Characters
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The tale was of a great landlord living among his settlers on property bearing his name.
James Fenimore Cooper
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If you wish to please them, you must sell yourself to some rich vampire of the factories or great landlord.
An Unsocial Socialist
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You and your great landlord will find what it is to set your outlandish plants growing where our geese ought to be grazing.
The Settlers at Home
9
Russ admitted sourly, The monks are the greatest landlords of all.
Adaptation
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Well, Colonel Cresswell is, of course, our greatest landlord- ahigh-bredgentleman of the old school.
The Quest of the Silver Fleece: A Novel
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People envy a great Landlord, and fancy how delightful it must be to possess a large estate.
The Pleasures of Life
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In the rural districts, the great landlords, the ministers of the Gospel and the school masters are German.
Face to Face with Kaiserism
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Many great landlords continued to defend and practise paganism, probably from motives similar to those of Patricius himself.
Saint Augustin
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Trinity Corporation is the name of the concern, and it is one of the great landlords of New York.
The Profits of Religion: An Essay in Economic Interpretation
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As little were the great merchants and great manufacturers marked off as a distinct class from the great landlords.
The History of Rome, Book II / From the Abolition of the Monarch...
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In Elizabeth's time the great landlords had taken a leaf out of the monks' book, and the farmer of land was becoming more common.
In a Green Shade / A Country Commentary
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