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Gerard went down, and who should Teresa be but the Roman matron.
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Behold in ancient times the Roman matron, Veturia, the mother of Coriolanus!
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No virtuous Roman matron was ever so respected as the pretty little nautcha.
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These are His 'jewels,' as the Roman matron said about her two boys.
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Do you want your new subjects to think that you're some dowdy Roman matron?
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I assumed she was a tight-lipped, austere old Roman matron.
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Virtue was pre-eminently a characteristic of the Roman matron.
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It was the Roman matron, burning with womanly gratitude.
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The Roman matron stopped him with a dignified gesture.
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Madame was like a Roman matron, and the young Julie, though shy, had ample dignity.
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Cornelia, a noble and virtuous Roman matron, daughter of Scipio Africanus and wife of Sempronius Graccus.
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Like Lucretia, Portia was a Roman matron of noble lineage, and still nobler powers of mind.
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She is drawn with breadth and sympathy, and bears all the traits of a great Roman matron.
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Traditional life of a decent Roman matron.
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The Roman matrons had rid themselves of their husbands and lovers by employing the venom of red toads.
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The Roman matron turned, and put her arm around the waist of the girl and drew her close.
