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Meanings of marchioness in English
Usage of marchioness in English
1
They say the marchioness is crazy; but I do not believe it.
2
The marchioness observed the general admiration with seeming pleasure, and secret uneasiness.
3
The marchioness hid her remorse in solitude, and appeared again no more.
4
Gradually the marchioness felt reassured by the perfect assurance of her husband.
5
There was a faint blush on the pale cheeks of the marchioness.
6
The second trick the marchioness played her husband was not less amusing.
7
This was reported the next morning by Mrs Cross to the marchioness.
8
The marchioness was almost beside herself, and eagerly snatched at the letter.
9
Monsieur and Madame de Lucan were on pleasant visiting-terms with the marchioness.
10
Madeleine pointed to the note which the marchioness had commenced, and said,-
11
The marchioness bit her lips, and a tear glittered for a moment.
12
Why should the one be a marchioness and the other a groom?
13
You might have been already, if you had liked, marchioness or princess.
14
And mark this well, little marchioness, if you take service with me.
15
A door opened, and the marchioness appeared, leaning on M. Folgat's arm.
16
Ah, dear marchioness; you need only speak to make a man happy.
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Marchioness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common