Supposing I am informed of a large estate bequeathed to me by some benefactor.
He was often distressed for ready money, though he had a large estate; and his agent well knew how to humour him in his hatred of business.
He had a large estate, yet he was one of the poorest men in the county; for no matter what a person's fortune may be, if he spend more than his income, he must be poor.
The young lord need not consider such trifles now," he said, "Spychow is a large estate.
God has given you now a large estate, so that you are wealthier than before, and moreover the Spychow treasury is not empty.
It is a large estate; what of it, it is not yet his.
Eumenes, a young man of great abilities, inherited a large estate from a father, long eminent in conspicuous employments.
He was proprietor of a large estate, which bore the name of Newland.
Her second son was made the residuary legatee, and inherited a large estate.
Jonathan Amory died in 1797, leaving a large estate to his brother John and John's children.
Wealth; large possessions; large estate; riches; as, a gentleman of fortune.
United States and West Indies, a large estate appropriated to the production of the more important crops, and cultivated by laborers who live on the estate; as, a cotton plantation; a coffee plantation.
This is the old Law; and the course of things since has caused, as was observed above, that high office to devolve almost exclusively on Persons of large Estate, or their near connections.
Compassionate as he was and in the possession of a large estate, he made the bliss of his wealth flow in all directions by his great gifts of charity.
In consequence of the excessive favour of his destiny, and owing to his own great activity, he had acquired a large estate.
It is righteousness that procures him great happiness, not the possession of a large estate.
He accumulated a large estate, and became a member of the house of burgesses and of the council.
Proprietor of a large estate, he suffered repeated and heavy losses from the depredations of the British.
When he died, in the eighties, he bequeathed a large estate, consisting of City and County acreage and lots, in the disposition of which he unrighteously cut off his only niece.
Repetto had really hated this brother and, in consequence, he had very unwillingly bequeathed him his large estate.
He was a great friend of Lord Roehampton, had a large estate in the same county, and had refused an earldom.
A man with a large estate is said to have a great stake in the country because some hundreds of people or so are more or less dependent on him.
The Lady Lidhursts, from being very small fortunes, became heiresses to a large estate.
At length it happened that, by misconduct like our own, a large estate, which had been purchased from us, was again exposed to the best bidder.
Turpicula was the heiress of a large estate, and having lost her mother in infancy, was committed to a governess, whom misfortunes had reduced to suppleness and humility.
A large estate, with a few people on it, obviously its bailiffs and the serfs of its landlord, constituted the alu.
One of the most important is that, when a favorite, or well-deserving official, had acquired a large estate, the king by charter granted him an immunity from these obligations.
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