Marjory

or Mar·jo·rie

[ mahr-juh-ree ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Margaret.

Example Sentences

Marjory darted off impulsively to ask leave, to return presently with a slow step and downcast face. '

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But the time passed at last, until it was the evening of the day on which Marjory had been left to her last sleep.

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I lay there and shivered for some time, with a stony, stunned sensation, and then I slept—as if Marjory were well.

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My first feeling was a wild conviction that it had all been some strange mistake—that Marjory was not dead.

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"Why, Marjory is reading to an old invalid this afternoon and Paul went fishing with some boys," explained Mrs. Latimer.

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