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Meanings of old patron in English
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Usage of old patron in English
1
He will see that the son of his old patron has justice.
2
Among my pupils were two daughters of my old patron, Judge Braden.
3
Now he was given the commission for his old patron's tomb.
4
Archibald Dorrimore, his old patron, was dead, killed by dicing, drinking and other vices.
5
In the center is St. Nicholas himself, the good old patron of girls and boys.
6
The latter came out, not a little surprised at the appearance of his old patron.
7
No work of sculpture had ever produced such an effect upon the old patron of art.
8
My old patron, the captain, indeed, was honest, and that was the only refuge I had.
9
My old patron laid a gentle hand upon my shoulder, and strove to turn me round.
10
Yet under an old patron, these same men would never dare to mutiny or assert themselves.
11
Is its glorious old patron Saint partial?
12
Miss Eversleigh, again believing his agitation caused by the memory of his old patron, tactfully hurried him away.
13
Taking Graspum by the hand, he says, "there is a clear hundred for you, old patron!"
14
In October he stood godfather to the infant son of Niccolò Soderini, nephew of his old patron, the Gonfalonier.
15
Farewell, my dear old patron.
16
One was Archibald Campbell, the former Lord Islay and Francis Hutcheson's old patron, who was now Duke of Argyll.
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