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• No, Sir William. (8)
• Sir William smiled. (8)
• Does Lord William know? (8)
• My stunt, Lord William. (8)
• Not at all, Lord William. (8)
• Sir William thundered out. (10)
• Sir William thundered out. (22)
• Let us peep in at Fort William. (19)
• William Fleming grew impatient. (10)
• By William Dean Howells Part 1. (9)
• William, the footman, had opened the door to him. (10)
• Something have happened, William. (22)
• William Larkins mentioned it here. (4)
• Asked me to let you know, Sir William. (8)
• Sir William was deceived by his nephew. (22)
• William and Fanny were the most detached. (4)
• Will you speak to Studdenham, Sir William? (8)
• Sir William, how can you tell such a story? (4)
• William Larkins is such an old acquaintance! (4)
• Sir William was silent, and sipped his wine. (22)
• Such was the massacre of Fort William Henry. (19)
• This dear William would soon be amongst them. (4)
• Young as he was, William had already seen a great deal. (4)
• Sir William still in the dining-room with Mr. Bill, sir? (8)
• William was often called on by his uncle to be the talker. (4)
• What an agreeable man Sir William is, Mr. Bingley, is not he? (4)
• But you see, I shall have to write you up a bit, Lord William. (8)
• She had hoped to have William all to herself the last morning. (4)
• Then, stop here, William, and give my old Port the preference. (10)
• Is it your view that Christianity is on the up-grade, Lord William? (8)
• Lord William at the front, Lady William at the back. (8)
• The squire emptied his glass, and Sir William thrummed on the table. (10)
• Sir William Alexander was a man of letters and a successful courtier. (19)
• William, her brother, the so long absent and dearly loved brother, was in England again. (4)
• William of Orange, the mortal enemy of King Louis, reigned in his stead. (19)
• If he did shrug his shoulders, it was not till Sir William was out of sight. (4)
• Drummond and William Harvey were cordial, and just laughed over the incident. (10)
• Sir William could hardly keep back the lines of an ironical smile from his lips. (10)
• Sir William could hardly keep back the lines of an ironical smile from his lips. (22)
• It might have been had it been entrusted to another man than Sir William Johnson. (19)
• Mr. William Moody, boatbuilder, a liver-complexioned citizen, undertook to reply. (10)
• Sir William asked, though less forcibly than if he could have put on a moral amazement. (22)
• The first to gain prominence was William Billings, born in Boston in 1746, died there, 1800. (3)
• It was sent by a Cayugan chief to a famous English trader and colonist named William Johnson. (19)
• William the Third had died that year, and Queen Anne had succeeded him on the English throne. (19)
• Sir William forwarded excellent accounts to his brother of the behaviour of the heir to his estates. (10)
• It was not to oblige Jane Fairfax therefore that he would have preferred the society of William Larkins. (4)
• Heriot thought her not only handsome, but comparable to Mrs. William Bulsted, our Julia Rippenger of old. (10)
• She had sisters Adeline and Eveleen, and brothers Osric and William, and she had a cousin a prizefighter. (10)
• Mrs. William Roland, Madame Dockrill, Adelaide Cordona, Louise Rentz, and Pauline Lee attained prominence. (21)
• The Loyalists, led by William, the able, stout-hearted son of Benjamin Franklin, now resolved to retaliate. (19)
• Sir William, in the pride of superior intellect, had heard as good as nothing of the charge against his son. (10)
• Sir William, in the pride of superior intellect, had heard as good as nothing of the charge against his son. (22)
• When the Normans conquered the Anglo-Saxon, his submission to the regime of William the Conqueror was complete. (18)
• Governor Shirley led the expedition against Niagara, and Colonel William Johnson was ordered to take Crown Point. (19)
• His father, Sir William, was present at the table, and Lord Elling, with whom he was in repute as a talker and a wit. (10)
• My lady told me to give the yellow to Mrs. Keith, Sir William, and the white to Miss Lanfarne, for their first evening. (8)
• Sir William and Lady Lucas are determined to go, merely on that account, for in general, you know, they visit no newcomers. (4)
• William Eden, a mere figure-head and courtier, was the intimate friend and political supporter of both Carlisle and Selwyn. (18)
• True, there is still opportunity in small towns for editorial courage and ability; William Allen White has demonstrated that. (16)
• You must know that I have for these 4 or 5 Days past strongly suspected William of entertaining a partiality to my eldest Daughter. (4)
• Sir William had recently had a touch of the family complaint, and spoke of it in terms which gave the squire some fraternal sentiment. (22)
• Many times Edward rose to go; and Sir William signalled with his finger that he should stay: an impassive motion, not succeeded by speech. (10)
• But although no man was destined to see this part of their prophecy fulfilled, yet Lord Selkirk, a few weeks later, evacuated Fort William. (19)
• In the English part of Canada, the Upper Provinces, the revolutionaries were led by a rash and impulsive Scotchmen named William Mackenzie. (19)
• The composers of prominence are: William Byrd, Thomas Morley, Thomas Weelkes, John Dowland, John Wilbye, Orlando Gibbons and Richard Edwardes. (3)
• Edmund, William, and Fanny did, in their different ways, look and speak as much grateful pleasure in the promised ball as Sir Thomas could desire. (4)
• Imbued with all the ambition of a young, vigorous and refined manhood, James Greydon prospered under the patronage of his benefactor, William Penn. (18)
• In the afternoon, the Jocelyns, William Harvey, and Drummond met together to consult about arranging the dispute; and deputations went to Laxley and to Evan. (10)

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