her ladyship

• “The next morning, Sir Philip Baddely and Mr Rochfort called at Lady Delacour's – Mr Hervey was present – her ladyship was summoned to Mrs Franks, and Belinda was left with these gentlemen.”

  Belinda

• “Scenes," her ladyship whispered, as he opened his mouth to object, "are so very fatiguing.”

  The English Witch

• “Did her ladyship intend to call at Elderby House?”

  Hero Come Back

• “His request was, that her ladyship would prevail upon Lord Nelson to accept six dozen of this incomparable wine: part of it would then have the honour to flow into the heart's blood of that immortal hero; and this thought would make him happy during the remainder of his life.”

  The Life of Horatio Lord Nelson

• “A Tevershall lad born and bred, and she her ladyship in”

  Lady Chatterley's Lover

• “Mrs. Mimms was her constant companion and confidante through this painful period, and she does not believe that her ladyship concealed a thought from her.”

  Lady Byron Vindicated

• “Patrick, age five, offered her ladyship a sturdy bow while Dominique, age three, was more interested in the ducklings that splashed at the moat's edge.”

  Sharpe's Devil

• “Spleen given a look at it, ‘twould have cost her ladyship a smile — it curl’d every where but where the corporal would have it; and where a buckle or two, in his opinion, would have done it honour, he could as soon have raised the dead.”

  The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman

• “And that leads her ladyship in another letter to Trochrig to tell him the kind of preaching she needs and that she must have at any cost.”

  Samuel Rutherford

• “She was always urging her ladyship to walk out, to drive to Uthwaite, to be in the air.”

  Lady Chatterley's Lover

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