noblewoman

"She seemed too much like a real person to be a noblewoman."

"Take good care of the noblewoman we've brought with us."

A noblewoman would never utter my name as you just have.

"There are still nine others," the noblewoman said half to herself.

Each is published by name and dedicated to a noblewoman.

And what do you mean, your father was a noblewoman?"

A third noblewoman, somewhat older, stood with her back to the far wall.

She was a noblewoman and knowledgeable in all the arts.

She might have been a noblewoman or a successful merchant.

She wondered how a noblewoman would take to being slapped.

You would be a noblewoman, married to a great king."

In fact, society found no occupation suitable for a noblewoman.

Surely all she saw before her was a ragged noblewoman.

The public hanging of a noblewoman was seen as something quite outrageous.

In 1747 he married a French noblewoman, but they didn't have any children.

The noblewoman fears for her reputation because they are not married.

And to a noblewoman, by the sound of it.

And my father spent six weeks last summer disguised as a Spanish noblewoman.

He also married a wealthy noblewoman he'd known since childhood, and they were very much in love.

His second marriage with a Spanish noblewoman changed nothing in that respect.

Finally it was over, and she returned the young noblewoman to her admirers.

Or money did, and a noblewoman must be rich.

Still, dancing was an accomplishment expected in a noblewoman, so she'd learned it.

Pale faced, the noblewoman came to within a pace of the two men.

A pretty noblewoman smashed the back of his head in with a planter.