Aún no tenemos significados para "privileged person".
1But Sidney was a privileged person, and had been allowed a pass-key.
2Please allow me, Dr. Adams, you know I am a privileged person.
3Woman was a privileged person, as long as she was worthy.
4Being the Dean's grandniece, she considered herself unconsciously a privileged person.
5But Nick is a privileged person, isn't he, wherever he goes?
6Mother does not understand sentimentality; but I am a privileged person on my birthday.
7He became in many houses a privileged person, and he never abused his privileges.
8Had he been a less privileged person, they would have put him in chancery.
9No one is asking a privileged person to apologize for his or her lifestyle.
10There is talk about the bondholder being a privileged person.
11Mary was a privileged person, unappalled even by the butler.
12He would have resented this from anybody except Morby, who was a privileged person.
13I know, however, that you consider yourself a privileged person.
14But Hope is, though a very happy man, not this sort of privileged person.
15BEING Miss Henley's godfather, Sir Giles was a privileged person.
16I'm a slim, privileged person who exists within this industry; I totally get the mistrust.
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