Freke

Freke is a powerful man and a member of the Alpine Club.

Whose Body? Dorothy Leigh 1923

The independent member having taken the Chiltern Hundreds, vacates his seat: a new election comes on directly: the Luttridgcs are to bring in Freke – not Harriot's cousin – they have cut him, – but her husband, who is now to commence senator: he is to come in for the county, upon condition that Luttridge shall have Freke's borough.

Belinda 1801

Mrs Luttridge offered (I've seen the letter, and Harriot's answer) to bring in Freke, the husband, and to make both a county and a family peace, on condition that Harriot should give up all connexion with Lady Delacour.

Belinda 1801

Harriot Freke is visited by every body but old dowagers and old maids: I am neither an old dowager nor an old maid – the consequence is obvious, my lord.

Belinda 1801

The man who went to Levy's house in his place knew the house: Freke knew the house; he was a red-haired man, smaller than Levy, but not much smaller, since he could wear his clothes without appearing ludicrous: you have seen Freke — you know his height — about five-foot-eleven, I suppose, and his auburn mane; he probably wore surgical gloves: Freke is a surgeon; he was a methodical and daring man: surgeons are obliged to be both daring and methodical.

Whose Body? Dorothy Leigh 1923

I started reading The Jesus Mysteries: Was the "Original Jesus" a Pagan God? by Timothy Freke and Peter Gandy, and started feeling like a fraud when I went to church.

Brenda Wilhelmson: Sweet Or Bitter Hereafter? Brenda Wilhelmson 2011

I started reading The Jesus Mysteries: Was the "Original Jesus" a Pagan God? by Timothy Freke and Peter Gandy, and started feeling like a fraud when I went to church.

Brenda Wilhelmson: Sweet Or Bitter Hereafter? Brenda Wilhelmson 2011

My car is named Freke, a reference to Norse mythology.

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Perhaps the Freke family could furnish an account of this learned lady.

Notes and Queries, Number 59, December 14, 1850 Various

Mr. Parker and Sir Julian Freke walked up the road together.

Whose Body? Dorothy Leigh 1923