She adopted his posthumousson, and brought him home with her.
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Mrs. Taylor had a posthumousson, who never has set foot in Australia.
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Then he promptly died, and eight months afterwards a posthumousson was born.
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Sir William Blackstone was the posthumousson of a silk-mercer.
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Then followed the Habsburgs, Albert and his posthumousson Ladislas.
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A posthumousson born to him he called Agrippa.
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The second posthumousson of Zoroaster is Oschedermah.
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He was a posthumousson, born like Mahomet, three months after the death of his father.
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But Lycurgus soon resigned the crown to the posthumousson of Polydectes, and went into voluntary exile.
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One of his most charming and touching poems is entitled To His Dying Brother, Master William Herrick, a posthumousson.
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Horus is reborn as the posthumousson of Osiris, and Ra gladdens his abode during his nightly journey through the Underworld.
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Even in the duration of his minority, he had the superiority over the young Duke, for the Marquess was a posthumousson.
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On May 17th, 1886, a posthumousson was born, who is now the titular King of Spain.
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Meantime old stories were being circulated throughout France discrediting the legitimacy of the Duc de Bordeaux, the posthumousson of the Duc de Berri.
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One of them, the youngest, married late in life, and dying soon after left a widow and a posthumousson John, of whom more hereafter.
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As for fathers, I often thought to myself, "What a tremendous army of posthumoussons!"