Examples of 'sir leicester' in a sentence
Meaning of "sir leicester"
sir leicester: Possibly referring to a titled or respected individual named Leicester
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Sir Leicester is not a man to be kept waiting.
I had a little word with Sir Leicester.
Sir Leicester will be calling on you this afternoon.
You will send word to Sir Leicester.
Sir Leicester will not wait for ever.
Boythorn is in a quarrel with Sir Leicester.
Sir Leicester and his lady came to town today.
I have just had a rather excellent meeting with a merchant, an introduction from Sir Leicester.
Sir Leicester is out of sorts because his candidate has lost the election.
Do you mean to tell Sir Leicester tonight?
Sir Leicester and the baronetcy.
You do me too much kindness, Sir Leicester.
Our Sir Leicester holds much influence.
He was most insistent on seeing you in person, Sir Leicester.
I invited Sir Leicester for afternoon tea.
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I do not care tuppence about it … but I am sorry to see Sir Leicester so distressed.
Sir Leicester has retired for the night I am going out.
It is my secret, in trust for Sir Leicester and the family.
Sir Leicester Dedlock is a crusty baronet, very much older than his wife.
I have the honour of presenting Sir Leicester Dedlock - a gentleman in whose charming company.
And Sir Leicester has always had my complete personal loyalty, and always will have.
He ends the book as the body-servant to the stricken Sir Leicester Dedlock.
Sir Leicester has settled all of Papa 's debts.
Thank you for your company, Sir Leicester.
If Sir Leicester thinks you are good enough for Chesney Wold, who are you to disagree?
Could you send a message to Sir Leicester Dedlock?
Sir Leicester will do perfectly well, Bucket.
My sister 's delighted with your visit, Sir Leicester.
Sir Leicester Dedlock asked me to marry him, and I accepted him.
Very good of you to come all this way . - Sir Leicester.
Sir Leicester has settled all of Papa 's debts . - We are very grateful.
You need say no more, Sir Leicester.
What if Sir Leicester learns of this? After everything he's done for us.
How about that then, Sir Leicester Dedlock?
We expected you before, you know . I am much obliged, Sir Leicester.
Take this to Sir Leicester Dedlock -- and hurry.
No, better mention it in a postscript in passing. To Sir Leicester Dedlock.
What if Sir Leicester learns of this?
That may well be, Sir Leicester.
Sir Leicester Dedlock, Baronet . . is not in good health.
If you please, Sir Leicester.
Oh yes? Addressed to you here, sir, care of Sir Leicester Dedlock.
By all means, Sir Leicester.
I look forward to it, Sir Leicester.
I believe so, Sir Leicester.
Addressed to you here, sir, care of Sir Leicester Dedlock.
I am much obliged, Sir Leicester.
No, she does not, Sir Leicester.
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