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Meaning of "summerson"
summers on (noun): Possibly a surname or name of a place/person
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- A surname transferred from the given name.
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They spent summerson the island growing up.
I was hoping to see Esther Summerson.
Esther Summerson is the heroine.
I have to tell you that Miss Summerson is gravely ill.
John Summerson at archINFORM.
He had agreed with the Summerson Committee.
It was in connection with a young girl who lived there, named Esther Summerson.
Historian Henry Summerson considers it " one of the best-preserved medieval fortified manor houses in England.
You are fortunate in your guardian, Miss Summerson.
Has Miss Summerson lost both her parents?
I hope we do not disturb you, Miss Summerson.
Esther Summerson is a character in Bleak House, a novel written by Charles Dickens.
And coming to your excellent self, Miss Summerson.
Growth was monitored with a Klett Summerson colorimeter, using a green 54 filter.
I believe he intends to sell out of the army, Miss Summerson.
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I act as her guardian . Has Miss Summerson lost both her parents?
The classical language of architecture, John Summerson.
Has Miss Summerson lost both her parents? Yes, my Lady.
He told Harriet quite expressly, for Miss Summerson.
Ah, Miss Summerson Mr Vholes has brought an ugly report of poor Rick 's situation, Esther.
I am sure YOUR thoughts have often turned to Africa, Miss Summerson.
I do beg your pardon, Miss Summerson Mother, please.
My business will not take very long, sir, and it concerns Miss Summerson.
Well, " Miss Esther Summerson on a personal and confidential matter ", he said.
In every respect upon my soul, you may rely upon me Then, Miss Summerson.
Growth was monitored with a Klett Summerson meter ( green 54 filter ), Klett Mfg.
This is the young lady, Miss Summerson.
Growth is monitored with a Klett Summerson meter ( green 54 filter ), Klett Mfg.
You suppose correctly, Miss Summerson.
No need to pretend, Mr Skimpole . And coming to your excellent self, Miss Summerson.
In a 1941 essay, the architectural historian Sir John Summerson called it " surface modulation.
You are looking very well, if I might say so, Miss Summerson.
I will pull him out, Miss Summerson.
Esther, it 's for you . He told Harriet quite expressly, " for Miss Summerson.
Here we are, Miss Summerson.
If you please, sir, it 's a visitor for Miss Summerson.
You are very kind, Miss Summerson.
If you say so, my love . I love him so much, Miss Summerson.
I love him so much, Miss Summerson.
Not in the least, Miss Summerson.
I do beg your pardon, Miss Summerson.
This is my friend, Miss Summerson.
There you are, Miss Summerson.
Have pity on me . Miss Summerson.
I am bewildered, Miss Summerson.
Why, you may indeed, Miss Summerson.
Mr Guppy, this must stop . Miss Summerson.
Oh, excellent thought, Miss Summerson.
