1
Returning to England, he married a Quaker lady as his second wife.
2
A little farther on, two kindly Quaker ladies compelled me to step in.
3
Mrs. Elizabeth Fry, a Quaker lady, saw her opportunity in the prisons of England.
4
On a quiet, cloudy morning, it is a Quaker lady.
5
Quaker ladies, in the full costume of their sect.
6
Two middle-aged Quaker ladies came gliding in, with calm, cheerful faces, and lustrous dove-colored silks.
7
A pretty, old Quaker lady, with white hair and a kind face, was nursing him.
8
Would you like to help a Quaker lady with her housework, just out of town?
9
The Quaker lady had been again for sugar.
10
Some people call them Quaker ladies, others innocence.
11
In Canterbury, in the State of Connecticut, lived a Quaker lady of the name of Prudence Crandall.
12
And then Comrade Mary Allen, the Quaker lady, who believed in moral force applied through the ear-drums.
13
A Quaker lady, who kept a school at Woodbridge.]
14
Among them was a motherly sort of a Quaker lady, and, also, two young women traveling together.
15
The scene was at Dilly's, and the guests included Miss Seward and Mrs. Knowles, a well-known Quaker Lady.
16
The eyes are houstonia-Quakerladies.
