The French word, except in such phrases as Dieu merci, sans merci, is principally used in the sense of "thanks," and is seen in the old English expression "gramercy," i.e. [Please select]
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"Are you bound now," he asked, "for Gramercy Park." [Please select]
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"And I'll take Fudge," the child cried, "and we'll stop at Gramercy Park." [Please select]
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For in Gramercy Park the almanac goes to pieces. [Please select]
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Were not Gramercy Park and Madison Square still green with grass and trees. [Please select]
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"With throats unslaked, with black lips baked, Agape they heard me call: Gramercy." [Please select]
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Her own front door on Gramercy Park was never barricaded, nor was her house dismantled. [Please select]
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