1
Not in the least, madame; I am telling you an important truth.
2
And I am sure you yourself, madame, find your position very difficult.
3
The poet had a plan in regard to madame and the Chevalier.
4
No, madame; though he has a good fat share in the enterprise.
5
One day madame was busy looking for a dress in a market.
1
With regard to the eagle, it was produced in this way: Mme.
2
He agreed, and we left our stalls to go round to Mme.
1
My nephew is in good health, madam, and excelling at his studies.
2
Your salary with me, madam, would commence at 100 pounds a year.'
3
Astley and Mistress Parry may remain with you, madam, Sir John said.
4
And you have no doubt that it is your husband's hand, madam?'
5
I saw it in your own manner, madam; it or something else.
6
In the sense in which you are using the word, no, madam.
7
One that has the most money, most security is becoming a madam.
8
The blood of the martyrs, madam, is the seed of the Church.
9
Well, you see, madam, we are currently out of the darker colors.
10
In those houses, high and low, the girls always owes the madam.
11
Courtenay is ready and willing, so what, madam, are you waiting for?
12
And now, good-bye, Emily; good-bye, Walter; and I wish you farewell, madam.
13
The madam remained at her fathers, and the slaves at the works.
14
Nothing but luck in fishing will our queen vouchsafe the audacious madam.
15
You rebuke me, madam, but what do we hear of Querig now?
16
He wanted to bake pies, and she was writing about a madam.
