1
As if the burning down of one patrimonial estate could shatter my nerves!
2
Most of his life was spent on his patrimonial estate at Bradfield Hall, near Bury St. Edmunds, England.
3
Every body knew, of course, something that would suit him, but he would have only a patrimonial estate.
4
Our patrimonial estate was greatly impaired by his prodigality, and was altogether lost by his successor, my unfortunate father.
5
He preferred to reside on his own patrimonial estate of Gravarna, where, for many years, he exercised a princely hospitality.
6
Twenty years after that, Racine prevailed on him to visit his patrimonial estate, to take some care of what remained.
7
Mr. Chilton represents that his income from his patrimonial estate, eked out by professional gains, is sufficient to warrant him in marrying forthwith.
8
He lived in a style of easy, rural independence, on a patrimonial estate that had been for two or three generations in the family.
9
The few who possessed small patrimonial estates found them melting away; and others were unable to appear as gentlemen.
10
The legate desired that Prince Eustace, his nephew, might inherit Boulogne and the other patrimonial estates of his father.
11
They spent a year in traveling over the eastern continent, and then returned home to settle upon their patrimonial estates.
12
Neuburg departed to look after his patrimonial estates; leaving his interests in the duchies to be watched over by the Archduke.
13
He had amassed a large fortune, in addition to his patrimonial estates, and he had now come home to rest after his labors.
14
They either did not know, or had forgotten, that Captain Reud was a West Indian creole, and that he had large patrimonial estates in Antigua.
15
But when patrimonial estates are divided, and when a few years suffice to confound the distinctions of a race, where can family feeling be found?