Meanings of old marquise in English

The old marquise received the unprecedented attention paid her without the least manifestation of surprise.

Madame de Cintré looked across at the old marquise; her eyes slowly measured her from head to foot.

An old marquise, impoverished by the war, darns the pathetic socks of the wounded men and mends their uniforms.

The old marquise thought it impossible, but if the incredible event occurred, then things were to be expected, things--

And in a moment she was looking at an old marquise ring of rubies in a setting of finely-wrought gold.

The old marquise, who was leaning back in her chair with a hand clasping the knob of each arm, looked at him fixedly without moving.

Often had the poor old marquise attended the levees of the Countess de Soissons, but never before had she been accorded so distinguished a reception.

I wish that old marquise had had more sense than to spend her money on a thing that would break if you looked at it!

Police said they were seeking 25-year- old Marquise Love in connection with the attack.

Two old marquises sat together in a parlour in Paris.

This satisfaction had its source in the old Marquise's disapproval.

She told me that my great-aunt, the old Marquise de Listomere, was a Grandlieu.

Her brother had always been the old Marquise's favourite.

The old Marquise lifted up her eyes to heaven and murmured, "Quel ange!"

Old Marquise de Leria will remain here.

Perhaps the old Marquise had found her own youth and inexperience and beauty again in this nephew's wife.