Needless to say a chaperon's own conduct must be irreproachable and her knowledge of the world such as can only be gained by personal experience; but she need not be an old lady!
In the coach was an old lady dozing in one corner, and at the window, evidently only just awake, sat a young girl holding in both hands the ribbons of a white cap.
An old lady, who took charge of me up stairs, had the manners and aspect of a gentlewoman, and talked with somewhat formidable knowledge and appreciative intelligence about Shakespeare.
Oh, you must not be down-hearted, old lady," shouted Raynal.
At one o'clock the attorney took me to an old lady, who was thought a great deal of in the town.
I spent three weeks in the town, my time being divided between my dear Dubois and an old lady of eighty-five who interested me greatly by her knowledge of chemistry.
The duke, who had left me to the wits for a short time, returned and took me to the box of his mistress, who was accompanied by an old lady of respectable appearance.
She was an old lady in a large cap, with rather a red nose and rather an unsteady eye, but smiling all over.
Nor can it have been the general expression of her face, which was very sparkling and pretty for an old lady.
Aunt Lindsay is quite an old lady, and she's very eccentric.
One of them was an old lady, and I knew at once that I'd seen her before, though I couldn't remember where.
My old Lady will be glad of a new edition of Jeremy Taylor, beside the old one.
Portrait of an Old Lady, Full Face, her Hands folded 13.
Twenty-eight seemed a great age to the child; but he thought it wonderful that the portrait of an Old Lady at the National Gallery should have been painted when Rembrandt was but twenty-eight.
Portrait of an Old Lady in a Velvet Hood, her Hands folded 14.
You see, old lady, I never know'd a mother, and I should like to try to feel what it's like to have one.
He'd got the right stuff in him, Huggo had, eh, old lady?
Crooked Jack leaned on his spade and decided that there weren't many finer looking women anywhere than Old Lady Lloyd.
The only days she could not see her were Sundays; and no Sundays had ever seemed so long to Old Lady Lloyd as those June Sundays did.
When the light went out the Old Lady pictured a slight white figure kneeling by the window in the soft starshine, and the Old Lady knelt down then and there and said her own prayers in fellowship.
The May Chapter Spencervale gossip always said that "Old Lady Lloyd" was rich and mean and proud.
On the threshold of the room stood an old lady, leaning heavily on two sticks.
What is there remarkable about anold lady of eighty not punting?
I was met by an old lady, very venerable, in a cap.
But who can know what the bitterness of dependence is so well as the poor companion of an old lady of quality?
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