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• If he should ever be made a baronet! (4)
• The baronet nodded. (10)
• The baronet was startled. (10)
• And she likes the baronet. (10)
• The baronet did not answer. (10)
• The baronet did not complain. (10)
• The baronet reflected a moment. (10)
• The baronet suppressed a smile. (10)
• The baronet was still expectant. (10)
• But the baronet could fill it up. (10)
• The baronet then called in Benson. (10)
• The baronet went straight to Cornelia. (10)
• She was much closeted with the baronet. (10)
• The baronet was not angry with his son. (10)
• The baronet himself knocked at the door. (10)
• The baronet was about to touch the bell. (10)
• The baronet proffered a hand for the book. (10)
• The baronet spoke with sublime bitterness. (10)
• Mrs. Doria engaged to go down to the baronet. (10)
• The baronet determined that Richard should go. (10)
• The baronet withdrew his hand, and paced the room. (10)
• His father, at least, was a man of title, a baronet. (10)
• The baronet condescended to play the spy upon his son. (10)
• Opaque and statuesque stood the figure of the baronet behind them. (10)
• The baronet relapsed in his chair, and made diagrams of his fingers. (10)
• The question made the baronet raise his brows with some displeasure. (10)
• As the baronet advanced, the fact of a light burning was clear to him. (10)
• The one eyebrow up of the easy-going baronet signified trouble of mind. (10)
• The picture of the little baronet arose upon the narration, and it amused. (10)
• As the baronet said this, he bent above her hand, and raised it to his lips. (10)
• The baronet stood beside the cot in his long black cloak and travelling cap. (10)
• The baronet put his hand to his brow as his mind travelled into consequences. (10)
• As she secretly anticipated, the baronet came into her room when all was quiet. (10)
• But, bright as it was, the baronet relaxed nothing of his vigilant supervision. (10)
• For this victory Johnson was made a Baronet and presented with a purse of £5000. (19)
• She understood why the baronet did not speak; excused, and respected him for it. (10)
• Whether the Baronet knew what he was saying is one matter: he knew what he meant. (10)
• The baronet, nevertheless, is not unlikely to marry again; he is quite fool enough. (4)
• And very cheerfully the baronet looked down on the generous future he thus founded. (10)
• The baronet seemed in a humour for dignified fooling; the lady for serious converse. (10)
• After this, the baronet might be as wise as he pleased: he had quite undone his work. (10)
• But the difficulty was, by what means the baronet could be brought to consent to see her. (10)
• In the rear came Lady Blandish and the baronet, conversing on the calm summit of success. (10)
• The baronet thought it a natural proposition that Clare should be a bride or a schoolgirl. (10)
• An expression which, if he had not been a baronet, would have been a leer, came on his lips. (8)
• Forty years ago a gentleman, a baronet, had fallen on the back of his head and never recovered. (10)
• She touched on delicate verges to the baronet in her letters, and he understood her well enough. (10)
• An admiral speaks his own consequence, and, at the same time, can never make a baronet look small. (4)
• They passed on and caught the profile of the ninth baronet, in counterfeitment of the kneeling process. (8)
• But while the baronet thought this, he did not think of the exceptional education his son had received. (10)
• They had begun a hymn; she could hear the ninth baronet across the aisle, singing of the hosts of Midian. (8)
• Sir William Alexander quickly saw how useful he would be, and soon had him created a baronet of Nova Scotia. (19)
• The baronet thought it better that their meeting should be private, and sent word for Lucy to wait upstairs. (10)
• Her wish to speak a few words with the baronet reverentially communicated, she was ushered upstairs into his room. (10)
• She induced Adrian to reflect that the baronet had only to see her, and the family muddle would be smoothed at once. (10)
• A common sight for those who had the entry to the library was the baronet cherishing the hand of his daughter-in-law. (10)
• In vain she entreated the baronet to break the disgraceful, and, as she said, illegal alliance his son had contracted. (10)
• Even the baronet smiled at so cunning a distinction as that involved in swearing a thing, and not swearing it upon oath. (10)
• Adrian had to extemporize, that the baronet had gone down to Wales on pressing business, and would be back in a week or so. (10)
• Theoretically wise Lady Blandish had always thought the baronet; she was unprepared to find him thus practically sagacious. (10)
• But the old baronet had turned, with his smile, and his sardonic, well-bred air, to listen to a bit of scandal on the other side. (8)
• He let her talk away, feeling oddly pleased by this mundane chatter, as was she to pour forth her inmost sentiments to a baronet. (10)
• He had observed Sir Willoughby in the society of his daughter, when the young baronet revived to a sprightly boyishness immediately. (10)
• He had not returned before we reached the Junction, but there was finality about that baronet, and we well knew that he ultimately would. (8)
• Sir Franks Jocelyn is the third son of Lord Elburne, made a Baronet for his patriotic support of the Ministry in a time of great trouble. (10)
• The speaker was an old baronet, with small eyes, a dusky, ruddy face, and peculiar hail-fellow-well-met expression, at once morose and sly. (8)
• Within a minute the stalwart Berry, despatched by the baronet to arrange everything for their comfort, had opened the door, and made his bow. (10)
• Richard allowed a long minute to pass, during which the baronet waited anxiously for his voice, hardly recognizing it when he heard its altered tones. (10)

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Definition of baronet:

• baronet, bar’on-et, n. the lowest hereditary title in the united kingdom (of england | now of great britain | since 1611; of scotland | or of nova scotia | since 1625; of ireland, since 1619). | ns. bar’onetage, the whole body of baronets: a list of such; bar’onetcy. | adj. baronet’ical. (0)

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