baroness

• Old Prince Bismarck, who was at the time at daggers-drawn with his young sovereign, at length gave public utterance to the popular ill-will, excited by the role of Egeria, which the baroness was accused of playing to the “Numa Pompilius” of Emperor William. —  The Secret Memoirs of the Courts of Europe: William II, Germany; Francis Joseph, Austria-Hungary, Volume I
• The baroness was the widow of Oliver, the fourth Baron de Reuter. —  Toronto Sun
• When they went away she had quite regained her gayety of heart, and the baroness was the only one who showed any emotion at the parting. —  The works of Guy de Maupassant, Vol. 5 (of 8) Une Vie and Other Stories
• But he bade me announce his visit to the baroness, and tell her that he had made a long journey, and was the bearer of important news Admit him, baroness," said the physician; "he brings, perhaps, news that may be good for our patient. —  Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia
• How annoyed the baroness will be You take a great deal too much notice of that baroness," said Erebus But I have to; she's my--my gouvernante_," said the princess I don't see what good it is being a princess, if you do just what baronesses tell you all the time," said Erebus coldly The princess looked at her rather helplessly; she had never thought of rebelling I don't think I should tell her that you've been with us. —  The Terrible Twins

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