Use "cheriton" in a sentence

1. You astonish me; for have you not Miss Cheriton? Still, on reflection I think I do see that what you feel you want is more a solid bread-and-butter sort of relationship; no sentiment, genial good advice, a helping hand if not a guiding one--really a good thick slice of bread-and-butter as a set-off to a diet of constant cake

2. Once more I must beg you not to write about Miss Cheriton

3. I am anyhow most sincerely sorry, but I find it extraordinarily difficult to talk about Miss Cheriton

4. It is probable that Miss Cheriton is all that you first thought her, unusually charming and sympathetic and lovable, and your characters simply didn't suit each other

5. I am so very sorry; sorry for you, who must feel as if your life had been convulsed by an earthquake, and all its familiar features disarranged; sorry for your father's disappointment; sorry for Miss Cheriton, who must have been wretched

6. You say Miss Cheriton apparently prefers a duke, and are very angry

7. I feel now for the first time that I would like to know Miss Cheriton

8. You know more about Miss Cheriton than I do, and I am obliged to believe you when you tell me you have every reason to be bitter

9. I would so much like to sympathize wholly with you now, to be able to be indignant with Miss Cheriton, call her a minx, say she is heartless, and be ready with all sorts of healing balms and syrups for you, poor boy in the clutches of a cruel annoyance

10. Unlike your Miss Cheriton, who gently waves you aside and engages herself without the least difficulty to a duke, Vicki is a marked person, and will be avoided by our careful and calculating young men