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  • ` ` Tomorrow, '' Mrs. Welland called after him, ` ` we'll do the Chiverses and the Dallases ''; and he perceived that she was going through their two families alphabetically, and that they were only in the first quarter of the alphabet.

    The Age of Innocence 1920

  • Nevertheless, as the day for the Sillerton reception approached, May began to show a natural solicitude for his welfare, and to suggest a tennis match at the Chiverses ', or a sail on Julius Beaufort's cutter, as a means of atoning for her temporary desertion.

    The Age of Innocence 1920

  • Firmly narrowing upward from this wealthy but inconspicuous substratum was the compact and dominant group which the Mingotts, Newlands, Chiverses and Mansons so actively represented.

    The Age of Innocence 1920

  • As her mother had been a Rushworth, and her last unhappy marriage had linked her to one of the crazy Chiverses, New York looked indulgently on her eccentricities; but when she returned with her little orphaned niece, whose parents had been popular in spite of their regrettable taste for travel, people thought it a pity that the pretty child should be in such hands.

    The Age of Innocence 1920

  • NEWLAND Archer arrived at the Chiverses 'on Friday evening, and on Saturday went conscientiously through all the rites appertaining to a week-end at Highbank.

    The Age of Innocence 1920

  • NEWLAND ARCHER arrived at the Chiverses’ on Friday evening, and on Saturday went conscientiously through all the rites appertaining to a week-end at Highbank.

    XV. Book I 1920

  • If there is one, neither the Mingotts nor the Mansons belong to it; no, nor the Newlands or the Chiverses either.

    VI. Book I 1920

  • Firmly narrowing upward from this wealthy but inconspicuous substratum was the compact and dominant group which the Mingotts, Newlands, Chiverses and Mansons so actively represented.

    VI. Book I 1920

  • “Tomorrow, ” Mrs. Welland called after him, “we’ll do the Chiverses and the Dallases”; and he perceived that she was going through their two families alphabetically, and that they were only in the first quarter of the alphabet.

    IX. Book I 1920

  • He felt a distinct disappointment on learning that she was away; and almost immediately remembered that, only the day before, he had refused an invitation to spend the following Sunday with the Reggie Chiverses at their house on the Hudson, a few miles below Skuytercliff.

    The Age of Innocence 1920

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