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Example sentences for "great favourite"

  • The purple Jacobaea is a great favourite of the public.

  • This hardy, dwarf evergreen shrub is deservedly a great favourite.

  • Louise Bonne de Jersey succeeds in almost any soil and in any situation, is a great favourite, and ripens its fruit in October.

  • I must tell you that Peter had become a great favourite on board, and of this he himself seemed well aware, though he wisely never presumed on it.

  • You are a great favourite of his, you know," she wrote.

  • He was a Protestant and a great favourite of Henri IV.

  • But his superiors soon discovered his talents as a preacher, and he was sent to make his way before the court, where he became a great favourite, especially with Madame de Sevigne, who was no mean critic.

  • In Dublin," adds Kelly, "she was not only a great favourite in tragedy, but also in many parts of genteel comedy.

  • Her father had been very kind to General Lee during the eventful months of the siege of that town, and his daughter had been often to see him and was a great favourite of his.

  • He was a great favourite in Baltimore, as he was everywhere, especially with ladies and little children.

  • Duroc, who was at this time very young, was a great favourite of the First Consul.

  • Previous to her marriage with Louis, Hortense cherished an attachment for Duroc, who was at that time a handsome man about thirty, and a great favourite of Bonaparte.

  • But as the ladies, with whom he was a great favourite, were not devoid of influence with the Minister of War, Murat was, by their interest, attached to the engineer corps in the expedition to Egypt.

  • My hat indeed is a great favourite; and though I got it literally for an old song, I would not exchange it for the best beaver in Britain.

  • This is no my ain house," is a great favourite air of mine; and if you will send me your set of it, I will task my muse to her highest effort.

  • I am staying here for a few hours to see the Dowager Duchess who was a great favourite of my mother and was quite vexed with me last year because I left Germany without paying her a visit here.

  • Ampère, a distinguished professor and a great favourite of Madame Récamier who takes him about with her, is a witty and lively character, though with no distinction of manner.

  • Guillon, Bishop of Morocco, the Queen's first almoner, and a great favourite at the château.

  • A native of Mannheim and a great favourite at the Court of the Grand Duchess Stephanie of Baden.

  • Drummond was a great favourite of Daisy's.

  • Drummond was a great favourite, and had earned her favour partly by never talking nonsense to her; a great distinction.

  • We had an excellent and beautiful pointer, called Hero, a great favourite, who generally lived in the garden, but at the first clap of thunder he used to rush howling indoors, and place his face on my knee.

  • Landscape painting has been always a great favourite with me; and you have really contributed much to my entertainment.

  • No wonder Kate has been a great favourite at home; but she's a great favourite with me too, Osborne.

  • Kate, you know, is a great favourite--always has been.

  • The old-fashioned Spanish dance was a great favourite at that time, when germans were unknown.

  • Grandmother Van Kortlandt had some money; but Hanny was named for her, and Joe was a great favourite.

  • Mrs. Sigourney they thought rather grave and dry; but Mrs. Hemans, with her soft flowing numbers and beautiful face, was a great favourite.

  • This same dog was a great favourite, and much domesticated.

  • Suspicion fell on a well-behaved dog--a great favourite, and up to that time distinguished for his honesty.

  • He possessed one which was a great favourite, and a constant companion in all his rambles.

  • His brother Charles had visited there two years before, and was a great favourite, for the Irish people love music, and would always go to hear his hymns.

  • He became a great favourite, and was soon looked upon as the "captain" of the school.

  • Mary had always been a great favourite with Mr. Wesley, and a proud little girl she was when he took her on his knee and gave her a silver penny.


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