1
You of the poor Marquess's, the last Marquess; the marquisate is extinct.
2
He was already a rich man, independently of the marquisate to come.
3
It is a melancholy thought, but the marquisate, in that case, is extinct.
4
By God, he'd demand nothing less than a marquisate for pulling this off.
5
It shall be performed even to the half of-ofmy marquisate.'
6
To throw away a marquisate and the income of a prince!
7
Ting was by no means master in his own marquisate.
8
He died in Geneva in November 1814, when the marquisate descended to his grandson.-E.
9
If I have my marquisate, they have my votes.
10
He was prouder of being called "iron-founder" than of his marquisate.
11
You my son-in-law, and forget my grand object?-Themarquisate, you know; the marquisate, the marquisate!
12
St. Romuald died in his monastery in the valley of Castro, in the marquisate of Ancona.
13
The marquisate and viscountship are at an end.
14
This meant that Kedzie would lose her first and doubtless her last chance at the marquisate.
15
Yet Lu as a state had only the rank of a marquisate ruled by a marquess.
16
Shan was a small marquisate, a part of what is the present department of Nan-yang, Ho-nan.