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The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul was dedicated to Jane Belson, a barrister and Douglas's long-term companion.

Don't Panic Gaiman, Neil 1993
That was the kind of female he wanted for a long-term companion.

Out of Phaze Anthony, Piers 1987
That was the kind of female he wanted for a long-term companion.

Out of Phaze Anthony, Piers 1987
"Why arn't you frightened?" said Jack, after a good long stare at the biscuit-nibbler, as he called his companion.

The Powder Monkey George Manville Fenn 1870
He lowered the sails, and had made everything snug on board before he called his companion.

Fighting for the Right Oliver Optic 1859
But they can also use this power if the property is home to a former carer, a more distant relative or a long-term companion.

Home | Mail Online 2009
The former First Lady, who was married to the President for 52 years, admits she still struggles to cope with the loss of her long-term companion.

Home | Mail Online 2009
He bases it on one phrase from the gospel of Phillip, a word called companion.

CNN Transcript May 14, 2006 2006
Immediately however as she sensed my presence, she would spring to her feet and I found the same natural happy creature that I delighted to call my companion.

Paula the Waldensian Eva Lecomte
He was slow in advancing, however, and Mitchell glided rapidly across the thicket, where a moment later his excited hiss called his companion.

Ways of Wood Folk William Joseph Long 1909