португальский
lady каталонский
aristòcrata 1
His father was the first white to marry formally a Tahitian noblewoman.
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How many women can name themselves both a British noblewoman and American?
3
He treated her as a knightly armor-bearer ought to treat a noblewoman.
4
Zuzana could smell the traveling sickness on the noblewoman's body and clothes.
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My interest is a certain noblewoman who was invited recently to Čachtice Castle.
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He goes past me with a pleasant smile: 'Good day, Lady Anne.'
2
Well, I think your problem is that you don't understand Lady Macbeth.
3
The Best Chef Lady Awards took place in Warsaw Poland last week.
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The Lady Faile means a great deal to us, and Maighdin .
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Use your voice first to cool matters, Lady Irene had always said.
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The door gently opened-themeek face of the new peeress appeared.
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As soon as the train started the peeress began to cry.
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I never promised you that I would make you a peeress.
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He might if she was a peeress in her own right!
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But it is much to be a wife; and more to be a peeress.
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Then the potential peeress got up and left the room.
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The proposal of the venerable peeress was at first very naturally gratifying to Darrell.
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She might take her fortune to London and become a peeress of the realm.
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As the light travelled each peeress shone like a rainbow.
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La Palferine, seeing her, said, 'You have made a peeress of yourself I know.
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Miss Carolina Wilhelmina Amelia Skeggs is good; Lady Blarney is not the overdressed and overacting peeress.
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She was a peeress till there should be a peer; the peer should be her husband.
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She looks like a peeress, and bears her honours grandly; but they will never harden her.
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They knew that Lady Southminster was the youngest English peeress because she had told them so.
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You would have been a peeress of England.
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She's a peeress; I have said it!
