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1
You are an
English
duchess
,
you were born to be an Englishwoman.
2
Fancy the King making them into an
English
duchess
and countess.
3
The position of an
English
duchess
is splendid, though, isn't it?
4
But when I inquired there they informed me that they were housing no
English
duchess
.
5
She might have been an
English
duchess
,
introducing a pretty daughter to a first ball.
6
To be an
English
Duchess
!
7
I have got a kind of soft feeling for that Baron, but I would like to be an
English
duchess
.
8
"Ah," I said, "you were still a great
lady
-
an
English
duchess
!
"
9
'It will be your duty, as an
English
duchess
,
to hold Burgundy in alliance with England.
10
You are an
English
duchess
and my wife, and the head of our house is asking you to fetch his bride.
11
It's queer, but American women-thewives and daughters of saddlers or farmers, perhaps-havemore often the patrician look than
English
duchesses
.
12
She said 'harf' and 'rahther', and might easily have been taken for an
English
duchess
instead of a cloak-model at Macey's.
13
I've even sat on the box in front of an
English
duchess
,
but never have I seen such features as Mrs. Ocumpaugh's.
14
You will be an
English
duchess
,
the first lady after the king's mother in England, the first lady bar none in France.
15
She wears the white cap, white blouse, black skirt, and white apron of domestic service, as if she works for an
English
duchess
.
16
'We are of Luxembourg, of course, but to gain the position of an
English
duchess
is a great thing.'
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