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• Dr. Middleton laughed. (10)
• The pity of such a woman as Lady Middleton! (4)
• But may I not, Miss Middleton? (10)
• Meanwhile Dr. Middleton sipped. (10)
• Miss Middleton said he would not. (10)
• Ought we not to tell Dr. Middleton? (10)
• The ladies embraced Miss Middleton. (10)
• Dr. Middleton sighed over his daughter. (10)
• Miss Middleton came out of another door. (10)
• But Miss Middleton has a lot of meanings. (10)
• Dr Middleton shrugged, spreading out his arms. (10)
• Sir John and Lady Middleton wished it very much. (4)
• De Craye begged for a message to Miss Middleton. (10)
• Calypso-clad, Dr. Middleton would have called her. (10)
• Sir John Middleton was a good looking man about forty. (4)
• And pray, Mr. Dale, how did Dr. Middleton speak of it? (10)
• I begin to see how it is Miss Middleton takes to you so. (10)
• Lady Middleton proposed a rubber of Casino to the others. (4)
• And Dr. Middleton is made to play blind man in the midst? (10)
• Dr. Middleton inquired, with a humourous air of dissenting. (10)
• Now, Miss Middleton, I cannot make myself more bare to you. (10)
• On the other hand, Miss Middleton had bidden him come back. (10)
• Such considerations drew him tenderly close to Miss Middleton. (10)
• He would have told her more, had not Dr. Middleton led her out. (10)
• Dr. Middleton summed the attributes of the cellar on quitting it. (10)
• Dr. Middleton shouted cheerily in response to a knock at the door. (10)
• I talked Dr. Middleton half the dreary night through to my pillow. (10)
• Dr. Middleton was pacing at ever shorter lengths closer by the door. (10)
• He could see at a glance that Horace De Craye admired Miss Middleton. (10)
• They retired with a flow of excuses to Dr. Middleton for disturbing him. (10)
• He left them at the hall door for Miss Middleton, and vanished into bushes. (10)
• Lady Middleton was more agreeable than her mother only in being more silent. (4)
• Lead me to one of your garden-seats: out of hearing to Dr. Middleton, I beg. (10)
• Clara Middleton envied her the double-blossom wild cherry-tree, nothing else. (10)
• Dr. Middleton was there, and alone; his hands behind his back, his head bent. (10)
• These showers curling away and leaving sweet scents are divine, Miss Middleton. (10)
• Whatever the result, no person so seductive as Clara Middleton had he ever met. (10)
• Willoughby intercepted Mrs. Mountstuart as she was passing over to Dr Middleton. (10)
• He may be as learned as Doctor Middleton; he has not the same happy constitution. (10)
• What if Willoughby as well as Miss Middleton wished to be quit of the engagement? (10)
• Dr. Middleton said this rising, glancing at the clock and at the back of his hands. (10)
• That fellow would probably trot of to Willoughby to row him for breaking his word to Miss Middleton! (10)
• Willoughby aired his amiable superlatives in the eye of Miss Middleton; he had a leg. (10)
• Dr Middleton announced a stoutly deliberative mind in the bugle-notes of a repeated ahem. (10)
• Laetitia remembered how winning and prevailing Miss Middleton could be in her confidences. (10)
• My very soul thanked Colonel De Craye for his diversions, but I heard nothing but Dr. Middleton. (10)
• This running off on a by-road is no deviation from Sir Willoughby Patterne and Miss Clara Middleton. (10)
• Miss Middleton was informed that this double-blossom wild cherry-tree was worshipped by Mr. Whitford. (10)
• You see, Miss Middleton, there was the landscape, and the exercise, and the occasional bit of danger. (10)
• Willoughby should have had something to say to him, Dr. Middleton thought: the position was not clear. (10)
• Consequently Sir Willoughby put Miss Middleton on one or other of these converging lines from time to time. (10)
• Miss Middleton looked simply grave; a way of asserting the contrary opinion that tells of rueful experience. (10)
• And thence Dr. Middleton was to be hauled along to the habitable quarters of North Italy in high Summer-tide. (10)
• She raised her eyelids on them mournfully, and by chance diverted her look to Dr. Middleton, quite by chance. (10)
• She could only fancy she did; and if she did, it meant that Miss Middleton thought her wise in remaining single. (10)
• Dr. Middleton misdoubted the future as well as the past of the man who did not, in becoming gravity, exult to dine. (10)
• Willoughby attempted an interposition, but Dr. Middleton crashed through it like the lordly organ swallowing a flute. (10)
• To her the gaiety of these two, Colonel De Craye and Clara Middleton, was distressingly musical: they harmonized painfully. (10)
• Sir Willoughby requested Laetitia to give Miss Middleton as much of her company as she could; showing that he was on the alert. (10)
• She instantly begged her sister would entreat Lady Middleton to take them home, as she was too miserable to stay a minute longer. (4)
• She did her best when thus called on, by speaking of Lady Middleton with more warmth than she felt, though with far less than Miss Lucy. (4)
• Dr. Middleton came up to Mr. Dale to apologize for not presenting his daughter Clara, whom he could find neither in nor out of the house. (10)
• There was that in the accent and character of the answer which warned Laetitia to expect the reverse of a quiet chatter with Miss Middleton. (10)
• Amongst them were Sir John and Lady Middleton and Mrs. Jennings, but there were two others, a gentleman and lady, who were quite unknown to her. (4)
• I have been considering to-night that, to cut this knot as it is now, Miss Middleton might do worse than speak straight out to Mrs. Mountstuart. (10)
• Corney was dead against the sentimental view of the morality of the case propounded by Vernon as coming from Miss Middleton and partly shared by him. (10)
• Miss Middleton appeared to him bewitching beyond mortal; sunny in her laughter, shadowy in her smiling; a young lady shaped for perfect music with a lover. (10)
• They perceived Dr. Middleton wandering over the lawn, and Willoughby went to him to put him on the wrong track: Mrs. Mountstuart swept into the drawing-room. (10)
• It was from Lady Middleton, announcing their arrival in Conduit Street the night before, and requesting the company of her mother and cousins the following evening. (4)

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