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Not one of our local gentry has done anything at all.
2
Once a year the Raja Sahib gave a dinner party for the local gentry.
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He took us for local gentry, coming in to volunteer.
4
He is holding dinners, and inviting all the local gentry.
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Some of the local gentry are like Lord Mountwalsh, and they've even started Orange lodges.
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He'll fight the local gentry just as fiercely.
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He was usually chosen from the local gentry.
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Some days he would go out to labour on one of the farms of the local gentry.
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And the local gentry from the Ainsty.
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Lisha and Orgos would be in the Silversmith's Arms, an upmarket place for traders and the local gentry.
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As a boy, he often noticed the lights in the "Big House" of the local gentry.
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Some of the guests she recognized as servants and gardeners, dressed up for the night as local gentry.
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Here the eponymous heroine rides to hounds with some of the jolly local gentry and witnesses the kill.
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The merchants in town did what they could to help; the local gentry, for the most part, did not.
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There the local gentry gathered to lead a cultivated life, though not quite in the grand style of the capital.
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The former owner of the place gave a big barbercue and invited the local gentry to meet their new neighbors.
