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At full volume. matlock: at victoria, after fantastically interesting dinner.— Haddock Blogs
I ate my lunch and ordered the victoria, and put on my prettiest bonnet and drove over to see you as fast as ever the horses would bring me.— A Young Mutineer
As he kept on he warmed up to his subject Shall I call a victoria?"— Uncle Sam's Boys in the Philippines or, Following the Flag against the Moros
I should just simply love to be lolling back in the victoria, all frills and feathers, and the crocodiles to march by.— The Heart of Una Sackville
I wish I could take you up to Cap Martin with me, if you are ready to go that way, but perhaps it would be wiser not--especially as the victoria isn't my own Kate Gardiner had not been in the hotel an hour when a box was brought to her door by the Marchese Loria's valet.— The Castle Of The Shadows
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