She pushed against her kinsman.
She was so used to her kinsman, he had become her right hand; what should she do without him?
I wondered what was under discussion; and when Madame Beck re-entered the house as it darkened, leaving her kinsman Paul yet lingering in the garden, I said to myself—"He called me 'petite sœur' this morning.
The observance of this day was a distinction accorded to none but Madame, and, in a modified form, to her kinsman and counsellor, M.
Her kinsman, M.
Josef Emanuel stood by them while they played; but he had not the tact or influence of his kinsman, who, under similar circumstances, would certainly have compelled pupils of his to demean themselves with heroism and self-possession.
" (In fact, Ginevra's epistles to her wealthy kinsman were commonly business documents, unequivocal applications for cash.
Paul excepted—that gentleman, too, being the sole creature of his sex permitted to lead out a pupil to the dance; and this exceptional part was allowed him, partly as a matter of old-established custom (for he was a kinsman of Madame Beck's, and high in her confidence), partly because he would always have his own way and do as he pleased, and partly because—wilful, passionate, partial, as he might be—he was the soul of honour, and might be trusted with a regiment of the fairest and purest; in pe
The only other kinsman whom we have been able to trace was Rodger Baskerville, the youngest of three brothers of whom poor Sir Charles was the elder.
"Now, get my horse," she said, addressing her unknown kinsman as she would one of the stable-boys at the Grange.
Cedric left his chair and went to his noble kinsman.
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"We'll leave your kinsman the bunk and sling hammocks for ourselves.
Our kinsman the cabinetmaker should make us a calf out of wood and paint it brown so that it looks like any other calf, and with time it is sure to grow big and be a cow.
Trust neither friend nor kinsman!
