1
Hamilton often worked out of uniform, so he knew the great estates.
2
He has his great estates and fortune all in his own hands.
3
They had great estates, many boroughs, innumerable retainers, followings like a Court.
4
The great estates became for the most part the prizes of the nobility.
5
Many of these German-Americans own great estates and have investments in the Fatherland.
6
The partners had great estates, which had mostly been made in the business.
7
Sigrid was then a widow, and had many and great estates in Svithjod.
8
They do as they are bid, those who live on the great estates.
9
These lordly proprietors of great estates,-ornobles,-sopowerful and independent, lived in castles.
10
Tall white-stone buildings faced the roads, great estates, their façades richly decorated with scrollwork.
11
Of course I speak of all the property, not merely of the great estates.
12
One could buy great estates with this heap of treasure.
13
They could not be robbers; they lived from great estates.
14
The great estates became so many independent, self-sufficient communities-almostkingdoms.
15
I shall take the Rivers out of their offices and out of their great estates.
16
The small freeholds have long since been bought up and merged in the great estates.
