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Meanings of viscountess in English
Usage of viscountess in English
1
Suspicious though she was, Abby could not decline the viscountess's invitation.
2
He stepped over a muddy puddle, guiding his viscountess around it.
3
And did the viscountess perceive your distress during these three days?
4
A thousand assurances of my tender affection to the viscountess and all my sisters.
5
It was Mr. Stanmore, no doubt, but it cannot possibly have been the viscountess.
6
And she is a viscountess, and must at least know what a gentleman is.
7
I have to take a diamond necklace to a viscountess.
8
A nice viscountess she is, lookin' after other people's husbands!
9
A thousand compliments to the viscountess and my sisters.
10
Embrace a thousand times the dear viscountess, and tell her how well I love her.
11
She was the very last person in the world who ought to become a viscountess!
12
The viscountess took Waller in her arms, and kissed her cheek, and the great lady smiled.
13
And so she begged the Viscount Jean du Barry to give her the title of viscountess.
14
Present my tender respects to Madame d'Ayen: embrace a thousand times the viscountess and my sisters.
15
The spurned viscountess had won the viscount's heart.
16
She was, as I need not say, a countess, viscountess, and baroness in her own right.
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United Kingdom
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