1
What a fool I was not to stop on my own manor!
2
He that starts game on his own manor, may pursue it into another.
3
What right has she to be living without his leave upon his own manor?
4
Shall I be barred out upon my own manor?
5
From 1351 the masters' preferential claim to the villeins of their own manor disappears, or is greatly limited.
6
Liverpool have been dumped out of the FA Cup in their own manor by a team that's 21st in the Championship.
7
I glance around; even on the terrace of my own manor house I am afraid that someone will hear where she is, and betray her.
8
The cretins then tracked reviewers down to their own manors.
9
At the nearby National Trust- owned Manor Guesthouse, Penny Sewel was busy serving customers afternoon tea.
10
They were jealous of the royal power and eager for military and judicial independence within their own manors.
11
'But suppose we keep one of our own manors?'
12
He hopes to see a town spring up above the haven there under the shadow of his own Manor of Arwenack.
13
"I don't have five hundred pounds a year and my own manor house, do I?"
14
"'Od's life, he has bought one of his Lordship's own manors-asgood an estate as there is in the province."