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In German she coquetted with Schiller in the most delightful manner.
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In his callow youth he had coquetted with ultra-Liberal ideas.
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And so the boy argued with himself and coquetted with the tempter.
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She confessed to me naively that she had coquetted a good deal.
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When dressed as women, they painted their faces, chirruped with their lips, and coquetted.
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She spread out her fan in the highest good-humour and coquetted behind it.
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Refused my notes, and coquetted with me to make me more eager for the pursuit.
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Boris, in his working clothes of white canvas, scraped the traces of clay and red modeling wax from his handsome hands, and coquetted over his shoulder with the Cupid.
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Meyer, Karl & Brysac, Shareen Blair The Tournament of Shadows The Great Game and the Race of Empire in Central Asia, Washington: Counterpoint, 1999 page 69. Harlan then led his army down "past glaciers and silent dells, and frowning rocks blackened by age", battling rain and snow as "these phenomena alternately and capriciously coquetted with our ever changing climate".Meyer, Karl & Brysac, Shareen Blair The Tournament of Shadows The Great Game and the Race of Empire in Central Asia, Washington: Counterpoint, 1999 page 69.
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He succeeded, however, in creating for his family interests certain political alliances that occasionally seemed in conflict with each other. He coquetted for instance on the one hand with the Lutheran princes of Germany, and on the other his interview (1558) with the Cardinal de Granvelle (at Péronne) initiated friendly relations between the Guises and the royal house of Spain. In March 1558 de Pierceville wrote to the Cardinal about building works and furnishing of the royal palaces, including the Louvre with tapestry and hangings of cloth of gold and cloth of silver. He wondered how the heraldry of the Cardinal's niece Mary, Queen of Scots and the Dauphin should be blazoned, and whether she had an open or imperial crown.
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When he [Fraser] left London he was instructed that England would be satisfied if the South African Republic should become a richer Orange Free State; but that was not the intention of the South African Republic, to play a humble role. She would have nothing to do with the paramount influence of England but had always tried to play a role among the nations and had, with a view to that, always coquetted with the European powers. In his [Fraser’s] opinion the time had come to make an end of all this by showing the Boers that England was master in South Africa." Smuts asked Fraser what would give occasion for this: :"England was very dissatisfied about the maladministration and especially about ill-treatment of her subjects which was worse than elsewhere.
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