Clarenceux
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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So Lord Clarenceux was not dead, though everyone thought him so.
From The Ghost A Modern Fantasy by Bennett, Arnold
"And you believe," I murmured, after a long pause, during which I fitted the remarkable narration in with my experiences, and found that it tallied—"you believe that Lord Clarenceux could keep his word after death?"
From The Ghost A Modern Fantasy by Bennett, Arnold
"Lord Clarenceux was secretly engaged to Rosa in Vienna," Sir Cyril replied.
From The Ghost A Modern Fantasy by Bennett, Arnold
I had carefully considered how best in conversation I might lead Rosa to the subject of Lord Clarenceux, and had arranged a little plan.
From The Ghost A Modern Fantasy by Bennett, Arnold
I had never appealed in vain to Lord Clarenceux in life—why should I not appeal now?
From The Ghost A Modern Fantasy by Bennett, Arnold
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