Afterwards Lord Dartmouth, a great friend of James the Second, but one who played a dubious part at the Revolution.
It was on a hot Sunday afternoon in late June, that Leroux and a great friend of his, a very tall boy who had somewhat outgrown his strength, paid what proved to be their last visit to the canal.
Gerald Legge, second son of the Earl of Dartmouth, killed in action in Gallipoli, August, 1915; an excellent naturalist and a great friend of ours.
I am told that lord was much in with Lord Wharton, and I remember he was to have been one of the Lords Justices by his recommendation; yet the Bishop recommends him as a great friend to the Church, etc.
He was a great friendof Addison's, and the second volume of the Tatler was dedicated to him.
The Secretary and I dined to-day with Brigadier Britton,[13] a great friend of his.
Erasmus Lewis, Under Secretary of State under Lord Dartmouth, was a great friend of Swift, Pope, and Arbuthnot.
I had lost a great friend, and France a great patriot.
Herr, who had come to Beaucourt to fetch me, had spoken a great deal to my mother about a great friend of hers, a certain M.
I had known him for several years; he was a great friend of both my husband and myself and came frequently to the house.
We went out and breakfasted at Compiegne with a great friend of ours, M.
I was quite puzzled, but Hatzfeldt, who was a great friendof Liszt's and knew all his peculiarities, when consulted by Madame A.
He was a great friend of Marshal MacMahon, and had been prefet at Pau, where he had a great position.
Under ordinary conditions I should have taken no action, but you see Mrs. Richford is a great friend of mine, and I was anxious to see how far her husband was in with these people.
There was a young native prince who was a great friend of mine and he was about to be married to a princess who was as bright and intelligent as himself.
She is a great friend of Princess Mary and told me I ought to go and see her.
I have just had a nice visit from Prince Orloff, Russian Ambassador here, who is a great friend of ours, and who was very anxious from the first that I should go.
I am happy to insert every memorial of the honour done to my great friend.
It may be observed, that I sometimes call my great friend, Mr.
She had an old friend, a great friend, a woman whom as a girl she had really loved.
He is a great friend of Mrs. Simpson's, and he and his mother have been invited.
You have come here without telling Mrs. Aylmer what occurred at Cherry Court School and at Cherry Court Park; you don't want her to know how terribly you injured my great friend, Florence Aylmer.
My great friend, Maurice Trevor, returns, I think, in a day or two.
Ah, Florence, you little know what a great, great friend he is!
The master Pedraza, a great friendof Renovales, was to conduct the orchestra.
According to her, Mariano was making millions; Josephina was reported to be a great friend of the Pope, her house was full of Cardinals and if the Pope did not visit her it was only because the poor thing was a prisoner in the Vatican.
He also was a great friend of Mrs. Madison's, and helped her in her dramatic escape from the White House when the British were on their way to burn and plunder it.
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