Ardella

"His wife, Ardella, was suspected as being one of the ring, but no charges of any kind were brought against her."

Mystery Dad Karr, Leona 1999

"Ardella?" her mother echoed when Kerri told them the name.

Mystery Dad Karr, Leona 1999

"I really don't know how it's going to work," said Ardella Jackson, who also filed an accident report Tuesday at the precinct with shorter hours.

The Seattle Times 2012

Ardella McClarty was pleased to hear about the fundraiser and the affordable price.

NYDN Rss MICHAEL J. FEENEY 2012

Ardella McClarty was pleased to hear about the fundraiser and the affordable price.

NYDN Rss MICHAEL J. FEENEY 2012

After this conversation, they got into the same car in which they travelled to the wood of Ardella; arrived safely at the city of

The Governess; or, Little Female Academy Sarah Fielding 1739

I was infinitely troubled when I found it was not in his Power to give me any Account how he came, after he had left you, to my House again, to receive that fatal Drug from the Hands of Ardella; but resolving at my Return to force the Knowledge from her, I left my Servants, who by this Time were all come back, to attend the Litter, while I posted home to secure her.

Idalia, or, The Unfortunate Mistress: A Novel 1725

She could not think of quitting Myrtano's House without the Knowledge of Ardella, and therefore communicated to her what her Intentions were; to which she, with a seeming Reluctance, consented, and promis'd to order Things for her Departure, with that Secrecy, that no other Servant in the Family should have any Suspicion of it.

Idalia, or, The Unfortunate Mistress: A Novel 1725

To which, after a little Pause, he replied in this Manner: 'Tis easy for you, Madam, said he, to guess that Ardella had her Share in the abhorr'd Design, because you know very well that it was by her I was appointed your Conductor; and I shall make no Scruple to confess that it was from her Mouth I received

Idalia, or, The Unfortunate Mistress: A Novel 1725

I was impatient to the last Degree, to know what he meant by saying my Servant Ardella had given him the Poison, and fancied him to be a little delirious with the excessive Torture he endured, till having a little Respite from it, he again said, That it was she who had administred it to him, but that he very well knew it was to oblige another she had done so.

Idalia, or, The Unfortunate Mistress: A Novel 1725