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Usage examples of claudia.

Claudia pictured a pond, a double row of neatly clipped yew hedges bisecting her immaculate new lawn and framing the kind of borders that would be filled with a profusion of traditional perennials like delphiniums, poppies, alliums and lupins.

Claudia had spent the whole of the previous month sewing pretty gingham curtains for it, complete with tie-backs and matching appliqued gingham cushions for the child-sized furniture.

A wild longing, the perversion of homesickness, filled him for the smoky brown champaigns and the mossy woodlands which now enshrined the jewel of Claudia.

Annette loved to hear about his travels and to fantasise a little about him, suspected Claudia, reluctantly replying.

After Garth and his friends had finished carrying the furniture up the four flights of stairs to their attic home, Claudia had cooked them all a huge meal of spaghetti Bolognese cooked on the Baby Belling stove that was part of the fitments of the flat and that Claudia and her mother had spent hours cleaning with hundreds of packs of Brillo pads.

Ellis opened the front door, Quentin walked through it with Stephen, and, through her lashes, Claudia watched Ellis follow them, his long strides taking him further and further away rapidly.

Too caught off guard to argue and still shellshocked from her discovery, Claudia gave in numbly when Garth announced his plans.

It was the nurse--more experienced by far than Garth--who recognised what was going to happen and who discreetly alerted the sister so that when Claudia refused to allow anyone to remove the baby from her arms, the sister was there within seconds and deftly administering the second dose of tranquilliser as she had done the first.

They were as crazy as Valentina and Claudia had been in the early days.

From Claudia she had learned to feel compassion for others and to make allowances for their weaknesses and vulnerabilities, but she knew that no amount of hardship would persuade her to abandon the ideals she so fervently believed in.

Claudia, a lovely bluestocking, was twenty years old already and had never had her opportunity in town because her own mother had died two years previously.

Not only was the demure, well-behaved bluestocking Claudia immediately hailed as the Angel, but Augusta herself had proved just as successful.

Claudia Barnum, a nurse named Nancy Green, and Cleve Salter, an orderly.

He reached the hospital just as they were wheeling an inert and still-anaesthetized Claudia back to the ward.

With Defiant running on autohelm, his mind quickly reverted to thoughts of Claudia.