Meanings of dear marchioness in English

Ah, dear marchioness; you need only speak to make a man happy.

This dear marchioness was, or rather is,-forshe is still in the land of the living,- apersonagewhom one would consider rather out of date.

(To the marchioness) Dear marchioness, you are still very much agitated.

After giving his reasons, he said: This, my dear Marchioness (indulge the freedom), is not the case with you.

"I am sure, dear marchioness, you will not find our dear abbe in the way."

"My dear Marchioness," continued Vivian, "see there: I have kept my promise, there is your bracelet.

"Well," rejoined Miss Graves, "that is rather a fault of the dear Marchioness, a little want of consideration for another's feelings; but she means nothing."