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Meanings of little baroness in English
We have no meanings for "little baroness" in our records yet.
Usage of little baroness in English
1
The heap of pieces was composed of ball-dresses of the little baroness.
2
The little baroness started for Versailles with a collection of transition dresses.
3
However, the little baroness herself, with great activity, rummaged round in the wardrobes.
4
It was the little baroness, who had brought her friend the Countess N--.
5
The little baroness wasn't twenty, and she was a coquette to the core.
6
She was very pale, poor little baroness-verypale and agitated.
7
Oh, my dear little baroness, what had become of you?
8
We could say nothing; but we, too, were very happy to see the little baroness.
9
Between the little baroness and myself there was absolutely nothing but lace and fine linen.
10
If the little baroness was enchanted with me, I was equally enchanted with the baroness.
11
The beauty of the little baroness was a real beauty, without garniture, conjuring, or trickery.
12
The little baroness who was very pale, nervous and feverish, replied: I must speak to you.
13
The poor little baroness, who was asleep, started up, and called to the servant to come in.
14
It was the little baroness-thelittle baroness!
15
For two months there was no news; but about the 10th of September the little baroness arrived with Hermance.
16
It was three years old, having been a part of the little baroness's trousseau, and had never been worn.
This collocation consists of:
Little baroness across language varieties
United Kingdom
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