Feminine version of the title "Don" (Spanish)
1He was coming to the balcony with doña Pepita to see the sunrise.
2The don and the doña nonchalantly sipped their drinks, saying nothing.
3You see, doña Bernarda, you suffered too much with don Ramón.
4I've talked to them-andtalked-butthey say nothing except 'Si, doña.'
5Even poor doña Pepa hitched around in her armchair and applauded.
6This gentleman is the son of your friend, doña Bernarda.
7I'm mighty well satisfied, doña Bernarda, that we should be related through our children.
8If that isn't doña Pepita's place, at least we'll find out where we are.
9But in the end they weary a fellow, doña Bernarda, the old man said sententiously.
10The austere doña Bernarda, dethroned by her son's resolute rebelliousness, wept as she said this.
11Can it be that that simpleton of a doña Pepita is blind to all this?
12Until finally doña Bernarda sank to a chair in a swoon, whispering into her adviser's ear:
13Let 'em alone, let 'em alone, doña Bernarda!
14I'll take you to see the doña.
15To doña Bernarda he was confidential adviser.
16Ulysses imagined to himself a grand señora as beautiful as Doña Constanza.