Significats de ancient dame en anglès

Suddenly the door opened, and an ancient dame leaning on a staff hobbled out.

She stopped at the curb one morning to buy violets of an ancient dame.

Night like an ancient dame puts on her jewels:

The standers-by now cheered in earnest, and the ancient dame fell on her knees in prayer.

There the damsel might have speech of none, except at the bidding of the ancient dame.

The sand-cone will grow as a stocking grows beneath the clicking needles of some ancient dame.

She went in and found, with Mrs. Fludyer, an ancient dame of large and goodly presence.

Do you know anything about the ancient dame?

The manuscript cooking receipt-book of many an ancient dame shows the great care they took in family cooking.

The thistle, the emblem of her land, was a meek and downy flower compared with this ancient dame.

You talk like an ancient dame.

She never, however, as afterwards happened to an ancient dame at Meccah, came and sat by my side.

The light from Stevens's window glimmered out over the cabbage-garden, and was seen by many an ancient dame as she prepared for her own slumbers.

Johnnie, and presumably Marielihou, lived with an ancient dame who was held by some to be their great-grandmother, and by some to be Marielihou herself.

At their head were a venerable old man and an ancient dame, more brisk and active, however, than might have been expected from their years.

Sometimes on quiet evenings she went for a brief hour's conversation to Cassandra's peaceful little room, where the ancient dame lived now on pension honey.