gentlewoman

So just as you came up the gentlewoman went her way.

At last one of them asked me what a gentlewoman was?

I will now hear; what say you of this gentlewoman?

What a set face the gentlewoman has, as she were still going to a sacrifice!

"Old enough to know a gentlewoman never asks that question."

The niece of the older gentlewoman, he had been told.

This woman appears to a gentlewoman, not a former maid.

"There's a law against a gentlewoman weaving in her own home?"

"Are you going to be a gentlewoman and open your little door for a lad with his hands full?"

But he found himself unable to say it, especially not to this so very obvious gentlewoman.

Women who live lonely lives do insane things especially if they are poor gentlewomen.

It is far past the time when she should have the schooling suitable for a gentlewoman.

Within a year, she had become the superintendent of a London hospital for sick gentlewomen.

As the company approaches the hiding men, the gentlewoman is moved to spare him.

Come on, mistress; here's a gentlewoman denies all that you have said.

A gentlewoman or a serving woman dressed in her mistress's clothes?

I know the young gentlewoman; she has good gifts.

"But you deserve to live as a gentlewoman," he insisted.

This set the old gentlewoman a-laughing at me, as you may be sure it would.

She told herself a gentlewoman would be praying now.

I called to a gentlewoman passing by, in her robes and veil.

"These are new notions," said the old gentlewoman, shaking her head.

And this good gentlewoman who befriended you, what became of her?"

"It is not something that young gentlewomen should witness."

One, gentlewoman, that God hath made for himself to mar.