1
This young lady, with her strange talk, was the new squire's daughter.
2
The new squire's daughter had so far taken them by surprise.
3
They would say no more-butwould the new squire walk up-stairs
4
At the close of the sitting, came the new squire to accompany his mistress.
5
That was before my time-beforethe new squire's time.
6
The lawyer handed over the keys to the new squire, and then everything was done.
7
The new squire was quite poor when he bought.
8
To himself he was free to admit that the new squire's views troubled him sorely.
9
Caliel had not taken a new squire, even when Barieus offered to help him find somebody.
10
Meanwhile, the family of the new squire of Lexley were winning golden opinions on all sides.
11
Then, in '68, the new squire catched them at their doings, and stood still at what he saw.
12
The year 1830, with a brand new squire and parson, was too ticklish a time for many innovations.
13
The new squire was seen in his pew every Sunday morning, and often entertained the parson at the house.
14
This reverend gentleman, being both learned and jolly, became by degrees an indispensable ornament to the new squire's table.
15
But Fisher noticed that the laxity of the old squire was far less hated than the efficiency of the new squire.
16
What the servants think of the new squire's sudden appearance among them, without a word of warning, is of no great consequence.
