Thus she chattered on with the naive freedom of any other young demoiselle.

Belike if it had not been for terror of this young demoiselle I had stepped along cheerfully enough.

While the elders talked, a horseman was heard in the court, asking whether the young demoiselle of Bletso were lodged there.

This business of confession woke up the younger Demoiselle de Cande, who came to watch the proceedings.

So Rosamond rang and the maids came back, wondering what strange young demoiselles they had to wait upon now.

"Here's the young demoiselle of Whitburn would have some dealings with you."

Who so apt as his newest saint to propitiate the hardy outlaw Galors de Born, and the young Demoiselle de Bréauté?

Most of the young demoiselles are robed in a cloud of white from head to foot, though many trick themselves out more elaborately.

"No, it is a young demoiselle."

"Messieurs," she added to the ambassadors, "you came, if I mistake not, to bring me this young demoiselle."

"Listen; you arrived in Paris three months ago, accompanied by a young demoiselle whom you had decoyed from her home."