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Meanings of own niece in English

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Usage of own niece in English
1
It is not as if I was his own niece, you see.
Miss Merivale's Mistake
2
That Aurelian has put to death his own niece, the princess Aurelia?'
Aurelian; or, Rome in the Third Century
3
And you look on while your own niece is treated in this way.
The Town Traveller
4
I have known it all belonged to Rose Fletcher, Abrahama White's own niece.
The Shoulders of Atlas: A Novel
5
I wouldn't ha' minded if you'd been Mr. Poyser's own niece.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 04 — Fiction
6
What nonsense, as though I may not give my own niece a little present.
Doctor Luttrell's First Patient
7
Richard would do this to damage Henry Tudor even though he dishonors his own niece.
The White Queen
8
You're charged with over a hundred counts of molesting one Minnie Skelley, your own niece.
Gods go begging
9
I could not allow my own niece to starve.
The Secret Passage
10
The other was Selby, of Gavalan, his own niece.
Woman and Her Saviour in Persia / By a Returned Missionary
11
Board out my own niece, a kid of eleven?
Mary Rose of Mifflin
12
What were my feelings on beholding my own niece!
Adieu
13
But you have no care for your own niece-none
Magnum Bonum; Or, Mother Carey's Brood
14
Indeed, like most children, his own niece is convinced that Mr Tumble is a real person.
The Guardian
15
She was of the blood,-heraunt's own niece.
Bertram Cope's Year
16
But of course "they" knew that she would never suspect Mary, her own niece.
Up the Hill and Over
This collocation consists of:
Own niece through the time
Own niece across language varieties
United Kingdom
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