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- proper noun A female
given name .
Etymologies
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Examples
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My actual reason for reading Rookwood is that it appears in Jacqueline Rayner's Doctor Who audio play, The Doomwood Curse, in which the Sixth Doctor and Charley Pollard are drawn into a world which seems to be based on Ainsworth's novel - particularly recommended because of India Fisher's bravura performance, and you don't need to know anything at all about Rookwood to enjoy the play.
May Books 12) Rookwood, by William Harrison Ainsworth nwhyte 2010
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Jacqueline is also a regular visitor to the United
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More than six years after 15-year-old Jessica Crank died from cancer, her mother Jacqueline is testifying about making that choice as a matter of religious conviction.
Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals to hear faith healing case 2009
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She was called the Jacqueline Kennedy of our family.
God’s Guest List Debbie Macomber 2010
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Jacqueline is too polish and decent and is irreplaceable.
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Jacqueline is a senior law librarian in the Brooklyn Supreme Court Law Library.
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Well, when Charles came to see me again Jacqueline was also visiting me.
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She had to admit that she thought it was an odd place for Jacqueline to go, but then again Jacqueline had never been quite normal.
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Pity, however, carried the day, and had it not been for the irritating coldness of "that little hard-hearted thing," as she called Jacqueline, she would have entirely forgiven her.
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But other chance ejaculations were more mystifying, and served to arouse in Jacqueline an intense, terrified curiosity as to what might be this long kept secret that so troubled the soul of Vrouw Voorhaas.
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