Meanings of young marquise in English

The gloomy apprehension expressed by Martial increased the fears of the young marquise.

This measure, the cause of which the young marquise did not know, distressed her extremely.

But before the servant had time to bow respectfully and retire, the young marquise changed her mind.

Newman sat down and looked about him, while Valentin went and kissed the hand of the young marquise.

The young marquise put her hands behind her and gave a downward pull to the waist of her dress.

He bowed in passing before the young marquise, and blushing at this insult to a woman, he departed as the others had done.

The young Marquise, hearing no sound, tapped gently at the door.

He loved the young Marquise de Barbasson, unfortunate, or, if you prefer, fortunate man!

Just before entering the house the young Marquise turned toward Camors and said to him:

Young Marquise Wentira and her friends had been quite amusing in their cups, though, and very generous.

Suddenly this curtain was noiselessly raised, and the young Marquise appeared, her brow surmounted by her coronet.

'The young marquise hated Marie-Anne, and she has poisoned her.

The young Marquise, then, mused while stirring the fire, casting, from time to time, a furtive glance at the clock.

"That is a pretty compliment but a bad translation," said the young marquise.

The card-tables were forsaken, the Collection of Antiquities-elderlynobles, elderly countesses, young marquises, and simple baronesses-hadsettled their losses and winnings.

"You forgot me, dear madame," said the young marquise demurely.