She promised to secure a wealthy wife for him, but delayed to do so until he insisted on a match being arranged between him and her niece Raymonde.
Accompanied by La Sarriette, her niece, she went to Gavard's house after his arrest, and took possession of his money, which they divided between them.
Fortunately she received a small legacy from a relative, and on this, added to the earnings of her niece, she was able to live.
She brought up her niece Sophie, who was cured of phthisis by Doctor Pascal.
For a long time she lost sight ofher niece Nana, but later she found her in a position of apparent wealth.
They confided to each other that Tillie was "just a little off, on the subject of her niece," and agreed that it would be as well not to excite her further.
While he talked on without interruption, the older lady looked from her nephew to her niece, and took the sadness in Julie's white face for grief at the enforced separation.
When the dowager had finished reading the letter, and after such a beginning the rest must have been sad indeed, she slowly laid her spectacles on the table, put the letter down beside them, and looked fixedly at her niece.
Then his new relative turned to her niece, and gave her a flower.
Thus the old lady learned more of her niece's husband in one evening than the Bennington family had ascertained during his whole sojourn with them.
She had happily obtained the conversion of her son; when she had suffered more, she would be rewarded by that of her niece also, but not until then would her self-imposed task of charity be perfected.
In order not to interrupt the history of the conversion of her niece, chronological order has been slightly anticipated.
Mrs. Norris, whose attachment seemed to augment with the demerits of her niece, would have had her received at home and countenanced by them all.
Lady Bertram wrote her daily terrors to her niece, who might now be said to live upon letters, and pass all her time between suffering from that of to-day and looking forward to to-morrow's.
Mrs. Ochiltree drove immediately to her niece's, where she found Mrs. Carteret and Clara at home.
At her niece's table she felt at liberty to speak her mind, which she invariably did, with a frankness that sometimes bordered on brutality.
It seemed for a moment as though Mrs. Ochiltree would speak no further: but her once strong will, now weakened by her bodily infirmities, yielded to the influence of her niece's imperious demand.
Madame Voss said to her one morning, when she had been snubbed rather rudely by her niece.
Madame Voss, though she did not generally obtain much credit for clear seeing, had a clearer insight to the state of her niece's mind than had her husband.
Madame Cheron looked on her niece's diffidence with a feeling very near to contempt, and endeavoured to overcome it by reproof, rather than to encourage it by gentleness.
Yes, he would do nicely for Ethelyn and by way of quieting her conscience, which kept whispering that she had not been altogether just to her niece, Mrs. Dr.
A hat trimmed in that style would be becoming to Elsie," remarked Adelaide, continuing the conversation with Rose, and turning to look at her niece as she spoke.
The good aunt had long anxiously wished for just such a declaration as had been made to her niece, and it was one of the last of her apprehensions that it would not have been favourably received.
The following morning Miss Emmerson and her niece, attended by Charles, took a walk to examine the beauties of Albany.
They are forcible ones I must admit," said Miss Emmerson, smiling affectionately on her niece; "but now for the other kind of love.
Then she would have been about twenty now," Rose went on, not noticing her aunt's disinclination to talk of her niece.
She had lost the feeling that she was doing her an injustice by not acknowledging her as her niece.
Mrs. Gallilee turned to her niece, and proceeded quietly with what she had to say.
Already absorbed in considering Ovid's obstinacy, and the means of overcoming it, she was now confronted by a resolute side in the character of her niece, which took her by surprise.
Still good-humoured, but with an effort that began to appear, Mrs. Gallilee lowered herself to the level of her niece.
Mrs. Gallilee laid herself back in her chair, and submitted patiently to her niece's simplicity.
Mrs. Haydon never saw any more of her niece, Lena.
She had not lost her interest inher niece Lena, but Lena could not come much to her house to see her, it would not be right, now Lena was a married woman.
Mrs. Haydon felt she had done very well by her niece, Lena, and she never thought now she needed any more to go and see her.
Mrs. Haydon was a real, good, german woman, and she did really mean to do well by her niece Lena.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "her niece" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
