1
There are some desirable partis at the school with your dulcinea.
2
Well, sir, "come what come might," I stole under cover of the darkness to the dwelling of my dulcinea.
3
I am just going to ride, and shall make it in my way to call and inquire after the health of my dulcinea.
4
There had been thirty-four Witchcraft Acts passed by 1760, the year Dulcinea Wilkes-
5
Then a voice said louder than the rest, Dulcinea will sing to us.
1
Look, Prior, hither cometh our cousin Sir Stephen, and his ladylove.
2
It would look as if some giant had tied it there for his ladylove.
3
As he had told his ladylove, he was neither a child nor a fool.
4
My clients, Severina, my ladylove, my mother, all had designs on my peace of mind.
5
He went away on a tramp sketching-tour and wrote his ladylove just one short letter each month.
6
Luttrell, coming briskly onward in search of his ladylove, sees, marks, and comes to a dead stop.
7
Do not hide from your ladylove till after your marriage the little romance 'between me and thee.'
8
For one thing, I have come to the conclusion that your masked ladylove must be enchantingly beautiful.
9
Giorgione died broken-hearted, through his ladylove's inconstancy.
10
I know a fellow who had to open a vein once to write a note to his ladylove.
11
It was about this time that Giorgione's ladylove won fame by discarding him in that foolish, fishwife fashion.
12
I saw your ladylove.
13
If the old woman was displeased, as much, or more, was the young man, who was deprived of his ladylove.
14
His ladylove, with her feline suppleness, her nervous flexibility, had glided, little by little, into each fibre of his body.
15
I am quite in love with them, and if I had wife or ladylove, would gladly give her for these two greyhounds.
16
Again a gentleman grew a little weary of his perhaps too respectable or too sincerely loving ladylove and appealed to Mrs. Thurston.