1 From the shrubbery outside wafts in the sweet old - world perfume of wild-roses.
2 I don't often come this way. He made a quick, old - world bow.
3 Strong and manly, with an old - world echo of dignity in the sound.
4 He has been lightly dismissed as the last of the old - world Tories.
5 I think of the old - world legends of dragons and of other monsters.
6 Colin Camber rose and bowed in that old - world fashion which was his.
7 Beside me, in that old - world garden, walked the Cause of all things.
8 Lutea is the only old - world primary, unless the Himalayan Moorcroftiana belongs here.
9 You should have been cast for the heroine of some old - world tragedy.
10 They would visit all the old - world places that Marian wished to see.
11 Yet among such old - world stories there are germs of truth although misapplied.
12 They are decorated with luxurious furniture and bedding, designed with old - world charm.
13 Sir Charles always enjoyed Mr. Gladstone's old - world courtesy, and especially his playfulness.
14 It's that kind of joint, channeling old - world elegance and oozing southern hospitality.
15 Rebecca Meyer: small for her age, with poised, old - world child's manners.
16 This old - world saying was specially proved in the cases of Maurice and Cecile.
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