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Meanings of left-hand neighbour in English

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Usage of left-hand neighbour in English
1
The Prince turned to his left-hand neighbour; Lady Danesborough to her right.
The Fortunate Youth
2
My left-hand neighbour was a poet, and he chimed in laconically, 'Five.'
The Making Of A Novelist / An Experiment In Autobiography
3
Arthur was absorbed in his dinner and furtive glances at his left-hand neighbour.
The Half-Hearted
4
Each was in sight of his right- and left-hand neighbour.
Arizona Nights
5
She talked to her left-hand neighbour for a few moments, and Lutchester followed suit.
The Pawns Count
6
Perfectly wide-awake, on the contrary, was his left-hand neighbour, Mrs.
Scenes of Clerical Life
7
Each would take a long draw, and then hand the pipe to his left-hand neighbour.
The Boy Slaves
8
Pasquale quickly turned from Carlotta to his left-hand neighbour.
The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne : a Novel
9
In the next interval the lady and the girls went out and my left-hand neighbour opened conversation with me.
Margot Asquith, an Autobiography - Two Volumes in One
10
In other words, I interviewed his left-hand neighbour, a lady with whom I had already had some slight acquaintance.
My Strangest Case
11
It was with great regret that the doctor found the time had come to turn to his left-hand neighbour.
The Secret Places of the Heart
12
An instant's shudder ran through him, during an interval, while Betty's unwilling occupation with her left-hand neighbour left memory its chance.
Sir George Tressady — Volume II
13
She had her blade out in a moment, startling those nearest to her, but she was pointing across the table, to the giant's left-hand neighbour.
Empire in black and gold
14
Morton tried to make himself agreeable to his left-hand neighbour,-tryingalso very hard to make himself believe that he was happy in his immediate position.
The American Senator
15
His left-hand neighbour alternately sang, and shouted, "Cain was a murderer, Cain was a murderer;" and howled like a wolf, making night hideous.
Hard Cash
16
My left-hand neighbour, a senator, said to me casually: "This room looks very different from what it did the last time I was in it."
My First Years as a Frenchwoman, 1876-1879
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