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The queen—ex-queen, really—sat straight-backed and regal on her bed, her daughters arranged like miniature versions beside her.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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The queen—ex-queen, really—sat straight-backed and regal on her bed, her daughters arranged like miniature versions beside her.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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The queen—ex-queen, really—sat straight-backed and regal on her bed, her daughters arranged like miniature versions beside her.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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The queen—ex-queen, really—sat straight-backed and regal on her bed, her daughters arranged like miniature versions beside her.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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The queen—ex-queen, really—sat straight-backed and regal on her bed, her daughters arranged like miniature versions beside her.
Sent Margaret Peterson Haddix 2009
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The book makes a complete break with these POV characters and introduces some immortal ex-queen and a huge wad of impenetrable infodumping on myths etc etc, and my interest went out the window.
swimming OMG mikandra 2008
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The ex-queen of England had, even during infancy, endeavoured to implant daring and ambitious designs in the mind of her son.
The Last Man 2003
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The ex-queen had none of the virtues of domestic life, and those of courage and daring which she possessed were rendered null by the secession of her husband: she despised him, and did not care to conceal her sentiments.
The Last Man 2003
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The ex-queen, a princess of the house of Austria, had long impelled her husband to withstand the necessity of the times.
The Last Man 2003
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A vain concession; his demeanour quickly betrayed his secret to the quick eyes of the ex-queen.
The Last Man 2003
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