Only Williams says that lydy must be the lydy the young lydies visited, mysterious like, just afore Christmas and the lydy's our Madame all right and that's what I say my head goes 'round in a circle!
Miss Robin'll be mighty glad to see you, I'm sure; but she has a lydy guest for dinner.
If Missy wants a younglydy for a companion, well, she's a right to the kind of young lydy she wants.
Well, you might say she's next lydyto Madame herself," explained Harkness.
Lydy Elling Treffinger give it to Mr. Rossiter to take down to Oxford for some lectures he's been agiving there.
If there was one thing Lydy Elling 'ad no comprehension of, it was the usefulness of swearin'.
You see, sir, Lydy Elling was always cruel 'ard on the Marriage.
She finds the 'ouse a bit dull, I daresay, so durin' the season she stops mostly with Lydy Mary Percy, at Grosvenor Square.
She is uncommon calm, but uncommon bitter, is Lydy Elling.
Lydy Elling Treffinger 'erself is on the Continent, but Sir 'Ugh's orders was that pynters was to 'ave the run of the place.
E wasn't strong forLydy Elling's set; they was a bit too stiff for 'im.
Lydy Treffinger never has nothink to do with dealers.
Then 'e opened 'is eyes an' looked long and 'ard at Lydy Elling.
At my request, this young lydy will now perceed to assoom the yew and kimplexion of life itself.
I fled from the City of Destruction when I was thirty," he told Lewis; "that was just a year before Sister Lydy left us.
The young lydy Nettie see in the back spare-room is Mr. Rashleigh's wife.
This sweet young lydy is not goin' to myke us no trouble like what the other one would, and belongs right in our own class.
If the lydy is comin' friendly like she'd be 'urt if madam wasn't friendly too.
Mr. Rash is married to one young lydyand wants to marry another.
You 'aven't even done a wrong to the young lydy to whom you was engyged.
The minute they 'eard that this young lydy was in the 'ouse.
No condemnation could be too severe for Mrs. Courage and Jane, for not content with leaving the house in dudgeon they had insulted the young lydy before they went.
I could learn 'er to be a lydy in the course of a few weeks, and 'er so quick to pick up.
He distinctly remembered that, more than once, he turned his pockets inside out, asking plaintively, "What lydydone this?
They had grown a little tired of his constant enquiry as to "What lydy done this?
Well, sir, this yer lydy was a-missin' early in November.
E goes to give 'is 'oss the nose-bag, in comes the Richmond train, and out pops the lydywith the Richmond ticket.
Then what price that lydywho called for 'im in a keb afore 'e went away?
But the reference to a "lydy in a keb" had suggested an immediate plan of action to the barrister.
If thelydy 'ad bin dead nobody would 'ave noticed 'er that night.
I want to take yer to see a lydy as maybe'll take a fancy to yer.
When the meal came to an end Mrs. Warren said: "More like a lydy you grows each minute.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lydy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
