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Examples
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It's been a great day out on the campaign trail in Corpusty, Saxthorpe and Aylmerton.
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We did an interview on North Norfolk Radio and then went to visit a farm near Saxthorpe run by Peter Seaman, who it is safe to describe as a real Norfolk character!
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Lady Saxthorpe, you are fortunate indeed in the morning you have chosen for your visit.
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"You don't really think," Lady Saxthorpe asked, "that there is any fear of war, do you, Mr. Fentolin?"
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Lady Saxthorpe, who had been out of the conversation for far too long, laid down her knife and fork.
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Lady Saxthorpe, who had been engaged in greeting Esther, held out her hand and smiled good-humouredly at Hamel.
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If Saxthorpe had only held his tongue, or if those infernal police hadn't got chattering with the magistrates, we might have made a coup.
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Lady Saxthorpe's to lunch, and now we have had simply the firmest letter from Lady Saxthorpe.
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This week, too, I was shooting at Saxthorpe, and I had also several other engagements of a pleasant nature.
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"I pity you no longer," Lady Saxthorpe asserted fervently.
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