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Meanings of old countess in English
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Usage of old countess in English
1
Come here, dear! called the old countess from the drawing room.
2
But after her visit the old countess spoke of her several times a day.
3
The old countess paid no attention to Arabella's deep courtesy.
4
Your husband was a direct descendant of the first child of the fourteen-year- old countess.
5
Sónya, Dólokhov, and the old countess were especially disturbed, and to a lesser degree Natásha.
6
The old countess, however, arrived, and interrupted him.
7
He belonged to the Dominican order, and was the confessor of the old countess and Frau Rosalinde.
8
Only to the old countess at night in bed could Natásha have told all she was feeling.
9
And collecting the presents they went first to the nursery and then to the old countess' rooms.
10
While the old countess vainly struggled for words, Rosalinde Eysvogel stood beside the lofty mantelpiece, weeping softly.
11
Dimmler, please play my favorite nocturne by Field, came the old countess' voice from the drawing room.
12
The old countess had not yet come.
13
But to the old countess those contemporaries of hers seemed to be the only serious and real society.
14
On the day appointed, Lucy Morris went back from the house of the old countess to Fawn Court.
15
He had no difficulty in finding the farmer's wife to whom the old countess had intrusted Gaston's son.
16
We've got the old countess-dowager still.
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Old countess across language varieties
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