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• The people adored the royal pair. (5)
• The royal promise was duly kept. (19)
• These, thinks I, be royal manners. (10)
• He walked next day to the Royal Sovereign inn. (10)
• But bad tidings for Port Royal came from France. (19)
• He began plans to bring success to the royal arms. (18)
• Its retinue is fit for a prince of the blood royal. (21)
• Reluctantly the daughter of the Royal Navy glided away. (10)
• This institution has had royal patronage from the beginning. (3)
• I might trace it to one of the embassies, Imperial or Royal. (10)
• But it was all over with Port Royal, at least for the present. (19)
• In the following year (1709), however, they fell upon Port Royal. (19)
• Frontenac was more than a match for him: Quebec was not Port Royal. (19)
• You will stay at the Royal and wait on this lady, who bears my name. (10)
• The members of this order were the fifteen leading men of Port Royal. (19)
• The Royal family of England might see objections to that, I told her. (10)
• In the meantime what of the founders and original settlers of Port Royal? (19)
• Port Royal might have become a great city and Acadia a populous province. (19)
• Here, indeed, was sport royal, and the plain people took to it with avidity. (16)
• She went back to Milan, saw and heard, and gathered a burden for the royal ears. (10)
• You behold a burnished realm of mountain and plain beneath the royal sun of Italy. (10)
• Now amongst free-born Britons all this royal interference would have been resented. (19)
• A party was sent to overtake the little Port Royal ship to bring back the colonists. (19)
• Port Royal was again attacked, only this time the attack was ignominiously repulsed. (19)
• And these Royal Nautical Sportsmen had the distinction still quite legible in their hearts. (2)
• The royal mountain lifted its graceful mass beside them, and hid the city wholly from sight. (9)
• Sir William Phips led them forth, and Port Royal, in Acadia, was taken without much trouble. (19)
• Her voice belonged to the order of the simply great voices, and was a royal voice among them. (10)
• He had made Canada a royal province, with a nobility of its own and with Champlain as Viceroy. (19)
• His musical gifts soon won him a place in the royal band and finally the post of court composer. (3)
• Of course there was Jewish blood in many royal houses and in most noble ones, notably in Spain. (14)
• In those days the world had oscillated, under higher leading than its royal laxity, to rigidity. (10)
• What do you imagine would happen to the Royal Family if they were allowed to marry as they liked? (8)
• At Turin she found Vittoria singing at the opera, and winning marked applause from the royal box. (10)
• Naming this lofty eminence Mount Royal, Jacques Cartier and his companions returned to Stadacona. (19)
• To Port Royal Charnisay then bore her away, where she fell ill, and in three short weeks was dead. (19)
• A light breeze wafted the royal gondola towards the island where the fireworks were to be displayed. (5)
• St. Louis was for Nesta a figure in the rich hues of royal Saintship softened to homeliness by tears. (10)
• Frontenac received him graciously, heard his story, and reported what he had heard to his royal master. (19)
• It was in 1883 that the institution passed into the hands of the newly-organized Royal College of Music. (3)
• Eventually they all repaired to Port Royal and took up settlement with the other Scotch colonists there. (19)
• Up to the time of his death, August 15, 1907, he was director of the Royal High School of Music in Berlin. (3)
• There is no royal road to excellence in literature, but the young contributor need not be dismayed at that. (9)
• What was their joy when they landed in midsummer to find everything at Port Royal just as they had left it! (19)
• Yesterday he had run down with a party of young guardsmen in a very royal manner; and yesterday he had lost. (10)
• Yesterday he had run down with a party of young guardsmen in a very royal manner; and yesterday he had lost. (22)
• To nip their schemes in the bud, against them marched the royal Governor, Sir Francis Head, with 500 militia. (19)
• At the place where the ferry is, she was rejoiced by hearing positive news of the proximity of the Royal army. (10)
• In the meantime you must bear in mind that by water more than a thousand miles separated Port Royal from Quebec. (19)
• The discovery of the affinity between the two extremes of the Royal British Oak has made me thrice conservative. (10)
• To this dispatch the Ahkoond replied that it was the royal opinion that the Smugwumps were served very well right. (7)
• Behind her stood Captain Gambier, keeping guard with all the composure of a gentleman-usher at a royal presentation. (10)
• Celebrated minstrels were maintained in the royal courts whose duty it was to chant songs in praise of their patrons. (3)
• He, though not of distinguished birth, had the choice of an almost royal alliance in the first blush of his manhood. (10)
• From lip to lip ran the news that at last the royal barge in its crimson and gold trappings had set out from Windsor. (19)
• The Royal Conservatory at =Dresden= was organized in 1856, and has paid considerable attention to its department for opera. (3)
• These had already mounted to the royal box, and they stood there while the orchestra played one of the Dutch national airs. (9)
• He named the beverage; a pint-bottle of ale; and laughed, as a royal economist may, who punishes himself to please himself. (10)
• He named the beverage; a pint-bottle of ale; and laughed, as a royal economist may, who punishes himself to please himself. (22)
• He would receive one of those royal grants of land out of the public domain in Western Pennsylvania, equal to a principality. (18)
• It appeared that the worthy father also had had a vision, in which Mount Royal was pointed out as the future scene of pious labours. (19)
• Derek did not wait for this, but on the day before the assizes repacked his bag and went off to the Royal Charles Hostel at Worcester. (8)
• No sooner were they landed than Poutraincourt broached a hogshead of wine, and Port Royal became a scene of mirth {21} and festivity. (19)
• Port Royal had not expected an attack; both powder and provisions were low, but Subercase was not a man to yield without firing a shot. (19)
• At a low estimate, three-fourths of our Royal Academicians are Forsytes, seven-eighths of our novelists, a large proportion of the press. (8)
• To tread her down in her live grave beneath Their dancing floor sunned blind by the Royal wreath, They ringed her steps with crafty prison pits. (10)
• One thousand men, led by Duvivier, were despatched to Annapolis, which, under the name of Port Royal, has been the scene of so many vicissitudes. (19)
• Tempered by beauty, the robust frame showed that she possessed a royal nature, and could, as a foremost qualification for Art, feel harmoniously. (10)
• Clara had seen Mrs. Mountstuart and Colonel De Craye separating: and now the great lady sailed along the sward like a royal barge in festival trim. (10)
• In the peacefulness of dealing with a submissive love that made her queenly, the royal, which plucked her from throne to footstool, seemed predatory and insolent. (10)

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