The Ambassadress looked grave, and Horatia was still more uncomfortable when it transpired that Lady Granville had, for her sake, relaxed her rule about formal presentations to herself.
She could but be refused entrance if the Ambassadress did did not wish to see her.
The French ambassadress at Constantinople has a very considerable and numerous family here, who all come to see me, and are never weary of making inquiries.
The French ambassadress is forced to comply with this fashion as well as myself.
I WENT yesterday along with the French ambassadress to see the grand signior in his passage to the mosque.
These reasons deter almost every creature from seeing it; and the French ambassadress will return to France (I believe) without ever having been there.
Her husband was afterward made Prussian minister, and Rahel as ambassadress was once more surrounded as in the pleasantest days of her youth.
But while Her Grace of Portsmouth was revelling in her splendour and her gold, her mission as Louis's Ambassadress was making unsatisfactory progress.
A man in ordinary black livery appeared, and after a short parley (in which I intervened myself, saying that I was the French Ambassadress and had an audience with the Queen) he showed me into a room on the ground floor.
It was the first time she had presented an Ambassadress in a private audience.
He seems graciously inclined to go with us (with very high wages, and making his conditions--will drive only the Ambassador and Ambassadress in the gala carriage, etc.
I think I should never do for a permanent Ambassadress if six weeks of functions have exhausted me physically and mentally.
He said he had never had a French lady and an Ambassadress as a guest, and didn't quite know what to do.
Suddenly the ambassadress got up and said, "Pardon, dear Madame, I am very much engaged, and if you have nothing further to say to me I should be very grateful if you would leave me.
The Comtesse de Gergy, who was Ambassadress to Venice, I think, fifty years ago, says she knew you there exactly what you are now.
Madame de Mirepoix had been Ambassadress to London, and had often heard the English make this remark.
The last thing he expected the future ambassadressto have been was fille de théâtre.
She has honoured me by being my ambassadress to the queen: therefore she has my implicit confidence and is worthy of it.
She would enclose her letters in a note to the Ambassadress asking that her name be put on the list for presentation.
According to diplomatic etiquette an Ambassador and his wife should be announced, "Their Excellencies the Ambassador and Ambassadress of Great Britain.
Being anambassadress I have social influence on the Bosporus, and I used it for Cynthia.
The ambassadress then took the offered arm of Rodolph, and proceeded with him to the other salons, while the count remained conversing with the Baron de Grauen and Murphy, whom he had been acquainted with for some time.
An attache, deputed to watch for his arrival, hastened immediately to appraise the ambassadress of the appearance of her illustrious guest.
Neither was the panegyric bestowed by the ambassadress on Madame d'Harville at all exaggerated.
Who could have the power to obtain me an invitation after the Russian ambassadress has been refused?
Still, for her to dare to contrast herself with the French ambassadress is intolerable presumption, and I rejoice that she will get no invitation to the ball.
The ambassadress was the wife of Prince de Bismarck, then baron, prince to-day, a good prince too, and having lost nothing of his former affability.
During her brother's reign, Zhinga was sent as ambassadress to Loanda, to negotiate terms of peace with the Portuguese.
Zhinga replied: "It is not fit that the ambassadress of a great king should be twice served with the same seat.
When the ambassadress had seen the last visitor leave, she rang the bell by her side.
Taddeo, whose devotion to the Neapolitan ambassadress constantly increased, visited her every day, and went nowhere else.
Keen's triumphs continue through all the acts; the Ambassadress falls madly in love with him; the Prince becomes furious at his ill success, and the Ambassador dreadfully jealous.
They pursue Kean to his dressing-room at the theatre; where, unluckily, the Ambassadress herself has taken refuge.
