Whilst I stay'd at Madrid, I made several Visits to my old Acquaintance General Mahoni.
We sat drinking that Liquor, which to me was a greater Rarity than all the Wine in Spain; when in dropt an old Acquaintance of mine, Mr. Le Noy, Secretary to Colonel Nevil.
From this moment you shall be nobody but the commercial traveller of a German house of business in Marseilles, an old acquaintance of mine.
She is an old acquaintance of mine, and I am sorry to say that she has on many occasions not paid proper attention to her patients.
He nodded to the man who was sitting at the table as if to an old acquaintance.
I found myself in the midst of a seraglio of houris of my old acquaintance, for whom the most lively inclination was not new to me.
I often went to see her; she was an old acquaintance, who recalled to my remembrance one more beloved, and this made her dear to me.
Quesnel's, who now seemed to converse with Madame Cheron with the familiarity of old acquaintance, and she to attend to them with particular pleasure.
Here dined my old acquaintance, Mr. Borfett, that was my Lord Sandwich's chaplain, and my Lady Wright and Dr.
Home, where Michell and his wife, and also there come Mr. Carter, my old acquaintance of Magdalene College, who hath not been here of many years.
Take a favourable moment to speak to the good soul, as an old acquaintance; she remembers you well, and by a little of that interrogating management you possess, a favourable opportunity may occur to bring in the other subject.
The master of the ship saluted this person cordially, and as an old acquaintance, by the name of Monday.
You appear to have suffered in the gale," resumed Captain Ducie, whose smile was very visible, as he thus addressed them like an old acquaintance.
To-day I met in the court an old acquaintance of mine--Mr. Ralph Walsh.
As soon as Mr. Brudenell had paid his respects to each member of the family, Lord Vincent advanced frankly and cordially to greet him as an old acquaintance, saying: "I had just learned from Miss Merlin of your arrival.
Stop one moment, my lady," whispered the woman and Henrietta seemed to hear in that whisper the voice of an old acquaintance, though she did not recognize the face.
Suddenly a glade opened up before her which seemed to greet her as an old acquaintance.
The following is by an old acquaintance of mine, and I think has merit.
On the strength, then, of old acquaintance, Mrs Trotter was admitted.
His first inquiry here was for an old acquaintance, and in particular for one Mr. Crab, and Lord Annesly, who had been schoolfellows with him at Tiverton.
While they were drinking, in came Captain Sharp, who commanded them, and who was an old acquaintance of our hero’s.
As the stranger declined her courteous offers, Cuddie, the reader's old acquaintance, made his appearance in person.
Bodkin liked her principally because she was an old acquaintance.
Then his mother's application to Lady Seely, brought about by an old acquaintanceof Mrs. Errington, who lived in London, and kept up an intermittent correspondence with her.
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