The court-centered diplomaciesof the more firmly rooted monarchies steered all the great liberating movements of the nineteenth century into monarchical channels.
Also, she had VERY NEAR had an offer of marriage from George Van Berckel; and she went into explanations about her diplomacies in avoiding it.
His lapses in finer standards, such as that desertion to Northrup--did they not fit like the segments of a broken coin with Kate's diplomacies of that very day, her subtle reaching to discover if Eleanor were really a rival?
The Judge went to his office all too seldom nowadays; Eleanor and Mrs. Tiffany used continually all kinds of diplomacies to keep him at his business, from which he stubbornly refused to retire.
His treacherous talents should come finely into play in certain diplomacies that must be entered upon with Mexican officials, who will favor me.
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