10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONSPIRATRESS»
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little connection with those which precede and follow it. In the earlier acts, we
have the courtship of an Anglo-Russian conspiratress by an honest John Bull
baronet, and awkward questions arise about a child and a photograph, both of
which ...
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The encyclopædic dictionary. 7 vols. [in 14].
440 conspiratress— constancy * con spir -a tross, s. [Eng. conspirator), and fem.
snft. -ress.] A female conspirator. *" In place of the cr*A conspiratress . . . there
stood by his aide a pn&siouat« woman. '— Maurice Dcrimj (lêW), vol. Ü-, p. 91.
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The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
Was the mistress of Bothwell, the murderess of Darnley, the conspiratress against
the throne and life of her kinswoman and hostess, by any necessary
consequence the mere panther and serpent of his fascinating and magnificent
study ?
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The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford
The famous Princess Daschkaw, the Czarina's favourite and accomplice, now in
disgrace — and yet alive ! Nay, both she and the Empress are alive ! She has put
her son to Westminster-school. The devil is in it, if the son of a conspiratress with
...
Horace Walpole, Peter Cunningham, 1906
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Selections from the Kur-án commonly called in England, the ...
... the mountain, killed that also, and divided his flesh among them.1 Others tell
the story somewhat differently, adding Sadakah Bint-El-Mukhtar, as a joint
conspiratress with 'Oneyzeh, and pretending that the young one was not killed."2
(Idem.) ...
She was, besides, a capital conspiratress, and had availed herself of every
chance to acquaint herself with the true character and title of the one whom she
had chosen for her champion. When she had grown familiar with Sir Richard's
history, ...
Charles Raymond Macauley, 1914
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Selections from the Ḳur-án: Commonly Called, in England, the ...
... pursuing the young one, which fled to the mountain, killed that also, and
divided his flesh among them) Others tell the story somewhat difi'erontly, adding
Sadakah Bint-El—Mukhtar, as a joint conspiratress with 'Oneyzeh, and
pretending that ...
Edward William Lane, George Sale, 1843
Undoubtedly, in the secon place, that party was opposed to the king, always
threw discredit on his truthfulness, always represented Marie Antoinette as a
conspiratress against the country and its liberties, always kept aloof from
moderate men ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1843
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The Koran, Commonly Called the Alcoran of Mohammed: ...
Others tell the story somewhat differ-ently, adding Sodal'o Bint a] Mokþtir as a
joint conspiratress with Onoizrz, and pretending that the young one was not killed
; for they say that having fied to a certain mountain n'amed Kdro, he there cryed ...
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Letters of ... Earl of Orford, to Sir Horace Mann, His ...
The devil is in it, if the son of a conspiratress with an English education, does not
turn out a notable politician. I am impatient to get well, or at least hope she may
stay till I am, that I may see her. Cooled as my curiosity is about most things, I own
...
