Mrs. Sinclair is a true heroine, and, I think, shames us all.

Now there had been a true heroine of the People!

Hepzibah, not Phoebe, is the true heroine of the romance,-orat least its central figure.

You are a true heroine for our age.

There, like a true heroine of old-time fiction, she would announce her own name at the altar.

You are a true heroine.

She was a true heroine.

Giannetta is a true heroine-warm-hearted ,self-sacrificing ,and ,asall good women nowadays are, largely touched with enthusiasm of humanity.

Kitty is a true heroine-warm-hearted ,self-sacrificing ,and ,asall good women nowadays are, largely touched with the enthusiasm of humanity.

SDLP leader Mark Durkan, who was central in securing the apology, described Sarah Conlon as a true heroine of our age.

But a meek and gentle temper was her's, though a true heroine, whenever honour or virtue called for an exertion of spirit.

She defended herself like a true heroine with a revolver, which she shot through the broken windows whenever a savage made his appearance.

To the credit of the timid, and for the encouragement of the weak, we have to add that Miss Pritty likewise became a true heroine!

Many of them are the true heroines, the real sisters of mercy, of the communities where they live.

"Really," said he, "that little Mrs. Addison is a true heroine!"

"She is a true heroine," thought Mabel when left to herself again, "I don't understand how she can do things like that.