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The new enthusiasts see West as the ancestress of strong modern women.
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And then the stolidly common-sense Puritan ancestress in her made her laugh.
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So Mrs. Clifford had an ancestress who was a Roumanian, had she?
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Nella-Rose, now that her father considered, was dangerously like her picturesque ancestress!
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And in Nan the soul of her French ancestress lived anew.
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Her ancestress had been baptized by the subject of the story.
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She was the ancestress to half the modern world's million-plus population.
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From the maternal ancestress, the Demoiselles Blake inherited a certain amount of money.
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Nor could be omitted from the purple record the later ancestress, Moya Doolen.
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Still, there is something to be said in defence of that venerable ancestress.
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Today no small host of Americans have for ancestress the daughter of Powhatan.
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Ruth was the ancestress of our blessed Saviour, and of the Virgin Mary.
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The former Archbishop of Cologne accepted Linz from my ancestress Matilda.
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Did you get your greedy nature from some sable Dodonean ancestress?
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Came down to them, don't you know, from that Roumanian ancestress.
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Nobody knew whence Bessie had stolen her good looks: probably some remote ancestress!
