She still retained a hundred and fifty thousand livres ofher great fortune, for Napoleon had generously returned her woods to her; so that personally and in the matter of possessions she was a woman of no little consequence.
Her great lady's grace, her most striking characteristic, had not destroyed the very French quick mobility of her person.
He was soon blissfully listening to her with a fresh color in his cheeks, and never had he seen her so tender, so devoted, so anxious to show him the fullness of her great love.
So she desired Dido, to her great amazement, to prepare some food, and bring her wine and water.
Her great fear at present is that you and he should go and live at Lufton.
There she found Mr. Crawley also, to her great joy, for she knew that while he was there no questions would be asked of her.
In 1825 she concealed, and lavished care on her great-uncle, Zambinella.
She could not relieve her heart of her great despair; her tears flowed continually, and under this complete surrender of herself she regained her delicate looks and became again a pretty child.
Then in her great bed, after a most intense prostration, she started suddenly from her sleep, in agony, in the midst of the darkness.
Sometimes, in the middle of her great bed, she would rouse herself suddenly, her two hands joined and pressed against her breast as if a heavy burden were weighing her down and almost suffocating her.
For hours, in the middle of her great bed, she had turned over again and again these words, seeking for meanings she could not find, and thinking she was too ignorant to explain them.
She had just sent Georges to find out what was going on when, to her great surprise, she noticed the arrival of more guests, both male and female.
Nana still smiled her smile: it lit up her little red mouth and shone in her great eyes, which were of the clearest blue.
At first, in her great surprise, the countess drew back from him.
Her great names, her moral trophies, the glories of her early day, the still proud and living testimonials of her mental power, I freely acknowledge and strongly appreciate.
Her great work, in three octavo volumes, The Progress of Religious Ideas, belongs, in part, to that period.
And, believe me, it is with no other feelings than those of regret and heartfelt sorrow that I speak plainly of her great error, her giant crime, a crime which is visibly calling down upon her the curse of an offended Deity.
Her great self-command, notwithstanding, enabled her to pursue the subject in a way still to deceive him.
This motive, however, raised her above all common considerations, and she persevered even to her own surprise, if not to her great confusion.
But Rome, in her great founder, sucked the blood of empire out of the dugs of a brute, Sir!
She felt very much as her mother or her great-grandmother might have felt in a similar predicament.
Mrs. Samson often glanced disapprovingly at her great-granddaughter, seated by her side in her utterly lax attitude.
She is said to have benefited, nevertheless, byher great revolution, and by the subsequent introduction of a new dynasty.
She had nearly made up her mind to follow the child, when, to her great relief, she heard another horse coming.
And there before him, at the foot of her great oak, stood Joy, not expecting him in the least.
And on this very morning, when little Two Eyes looked out of her chamber window of the castle, she saw, toher great joy, that the tree had followed her.
Cinderella brought the rat trap, which, to her great joy, contained three of the largest rats ever seen.
She ran on as long as she could till her little feet became quite sore; and towards evening she saw, to her great joy, a pretty little house.
I will kneel before her and beseech her of her great woman's goodness to give me her love again, and to be my helpmeet and my companion who will be cherished with all that there is of loyalty in me to her life's end.
One of her great friends is Willoughby, the economic statistician, who in his humorous moments, writes articles for popular magazines, illustrated by scale diagrams.
It comforted the mistress of it to stand upon the causeway bridge and get soaking wet--or to sit in one of the mullioned windows of her great sitting-room and watch the angry water thundering beneath.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "her great" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
