country seat

But I took this country seat especially to receive them.

"I was the only one who knew the name of your country seat.

It eventually expanded into three of the former country seats.

Blunt had no local connections, which worked against him in a country seat.

I consider myself, therefore, a made man, and am bargaining for a country seat on the Hudson.

The seat has been in Labor hands since 1910, and is currently one of the few safe country seats for that party.

"She's presently returned to hold court in her country seat.

I'll build a country seat there one of these days that will make the Devil's mouth water if he ever visits the earth.

The peers make the country seats beautiful by making the town streets hideous.

You made a squire give up his country seat.

"Well, she must be at her country seat, for she has not answered me."

For months, he never left his country seat.

There is not a nobleman's country seat but may be laid in ashes by a single person.

The Moreland library is like that, especially the one in the country seat."

"It demands to be treated as a great country seated at the table with other great countries."

Do work at my Country Seat; no, thank you.

The improved communications allowed people in London to have country seats in the area.

"I had to have rock music," he said, hitting play, of his East Village country seat.

The country seat is a villa at Monte Mario.

Two of the Tories' West Country seats could be in danger.

He died at his country seat near Annapolis, Md. on 27 May 1811.

- better if a country seat.

He died at is Ardlamont country seat in 1816, heavily in debt.

He was later appointed engraver-general to the French mint, and died at his country seat in France.

From 1792, his country seat, Beaver Hall, became a centre of Montreal society.