1
One woman is determined to make a conquest flattering to her vanity.
2
Take him in the right way, and make a conquest of him-forgood.
3
He liked to make a conquest of beauties as well as of provinces.
4
You bade me seek and make a conquest of him, did you not?
5
I want you to make a conquest of the archduke.
6
Yes of course she could make a conquest; by gaslight she was still passably goodlooking.
7
She received it from Émile de Girardin, of whom she endeavoured to make a conquest.
8
To make a conquest of Lord Byron!
9
I am not seeking to make a conquest of Mrs. Hanway-Harley; that tremendous ambition does not claim me.
10
He thought it would be pleasant to see more of her, delightful to make a conquest of her.
11
How can you make a conquest?
12
She awoke to the very matter-of-factness of the present moment, and she determined to make a conquest of Fitz.
13
You turned from a man who sincerely loved you to make a conquest of another whose heart was engaged.
14
Had I been so unfortunate as to make a conquest, which would render me the rival of the captain?
15
Had she designed to make a conquest of her martial lover she could not have set to work more diplomatically.
16
All were on fire to distinguish themselves by military achievements, and to make a conquest of importance for their master.
