tutoress

Annabella's tutoress Putana encourages the relationship.

They both pleaded their bellies, and were both voted quick with child; though my tutoress was no more with child than I was.

Phoebe, my kind tutoress Phoebe, was at that time gone out, perhaps in search of me, or their cook'd-up story had not, it is probable, pass'd so smoothly.

Lucy's old tutoress form the brothel refers to Lucy as Miss Bakes and calls her an "ungrateful jilt", but also titles her as "Major" in conversation.

Famous in his era, travel-adventure writer Richard Halliburton wrote his parents in December 1922, saying that he called on "the young American tutoress of the Empress of China."

Here I underwent a second survey, which ended in the full approbation of Mrs. Phoebe Ayres, the name of my tutoress elect, to whose care and instructions I was affectionately recommended.

As the British-born tutor to the Dragon Emperor, Johnston and Isabel Ingram, daughter of an American missionary and the empress' tutoress, were the only foreigners in history to be allowed inside the inner court of the Qing Dynasty.

Her childhood is spent in Monte Estoril, where the first education was given by her father, just like her brothers, but she experiences other forms of education such as by an English tutoress and by the religious boarding school Colégio da Pena, in Sintra.

By this and some other of my talk, my old tutoress began to understand me about what I meant by being a gentlewoman, and that I understood by it no more than to be able to get my bread by my own work; and at last she asked me whether it was not so.