At the close of this season, the Queen's old friend and servant Baroness Lehzen withdrew from Court service and retired to Germany to end her days in her native country, in the company of a sister.
The Duchess of Kent, secure in her daughter's prosperity and happiness, went to her native Germany, for the first time since she had come to England twenty-two years before.
But the grey northern skies and the bleak easterly winds were cruel to her, as they would have been to one of her native palm-trees, and she found an early grave.
It was a ball--but so different from the simple, artless baile of her native town.
But, if so, these were never openly expressed; nor did her manner ever change toward her foster-parents, or toward the simple and uncomprehending folk of her native town.
Lonely, isolated child, having nothing in common with the children of her native heath, yet dwelling ever in a world peopled with immaculate concepts!
For Henrietta's eyes were turning to her native land as a possible refuge in case of the worst.
It hid from her that which it was essential to her to know, namely, that this struggle underlay the whole policy of her native land.
Marie Antoinette declared that "she did not understand what she said; that she had become so completely French that she had forgotten her native language;" and the compliment to their country fairly vanquished them.
Her native land, her mother's hereditary dominions, were also threatened with war.
Demand of me, then, pardon, little cancer," cried the indignant bonne in her native idiom.
In fact, the appreciation was mutual; and Fanchette compared her new master, and not unfavourably, either, with the proverbial pompier of her native country.
At first he had proposed a furnished house, but he had been warned by the local practitioner that it would be unwise and imprudent to subject his wife to unnecessary fatigue, or to let her lose the benefit of the air of her native place.
This arranged, Mary, for the first time since her marriage, paid a visit to her native land, being desirous to consult her brother on various subjects.
She too had been from his youth the wise adviser of her step-son, but she was deeply grieved at the fate of Oldenbarneveldt, and after his execution left the Netherlands to take up her residence in her native country.
Elizabeth's object was to obtain an independent sovereignty for her sons in her native country.
One arm hung useless by her side; it was dislocated at the shoulder joint; but the other was raised to heaven, and she muttered some words in her native tongue, and then turned and walked away until she disappeared in the woods.
But later scholars now see that she was a powerful and successful queen, who did great good to her native land, and strove to maintain its power and glory.
An Indian girl, free as her native forests, made friends with the race that, all unnecessarily, became hostile to her own.
She bestowed much loving care upon her native province of Britain.
Despite the pleadings of Athalie and the baron, whom she had served so well in giving help to Cleek, she was steadfast in her determination to leave it and to return to her native land.
But when this only increased her anxiety to return to her native land, he cast about for something he could present as direct proof.
The object of the letter was to remove once and for ever all temptation to Maisie to return to her native land.
But she would not prolong her stay; there was a fatigue and depression about her which she said could only be dispelled by the sweet fresh air of her native moorlands.
She had a feeling that so far as the intelligent classes were concerned the simple forms of Protestantism were more compatible with religious sincerity than were the iron-bound formalities of her native church.
As she remembered her determination to go to her native place, she added: "Yes, I am too happy, while Sophia is in her grave and Hessia is pining away in her cell.
The long and short of it is that it would have required far more courage on her part to go to America and be safe from the Russian gendarmes than to live under constant fire as an active "illegal" in her native country.
Pavel stood out amid the other revolutionists of her acquaintance even as the whole Miroslav Circle did in the midst of the rest of her native town.
Having spent her youth in the two foreign countries to which her father's diplomatic career took the family, she deprecated, in a dim unformulated way, many of the things that surrounded her in her native land.
During the spring of 1806, she began regularly to attend a series of conference meetings in Bradford, her native town.
Actuated by such motives, she opened a small school in her native place, and subsequently taught in several neighboring villages.
What does her mean," asked the old man, in a tone of righteous wrath, "by finding it dull in her native town?
Our old housekeeper does not generally speak in her native dialect, but in moments of excitement she takes to it as to her native element.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "her native" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
