Guinevere

Dante had proper insight when he made the Inferno foggy, and Tennyson, too, in "Guinevere", when he wished to presage unutterable sadness, told how

Janey Canuck in the West

My cat Guinevere is now officially a star, and will only grow more conceited as she achieves global exposure.

Mary Tyler Moore Moment

By the way, "Alfred and Guinevere" is one of the great books they've done and you should definitely check it out.

Contempt, Boredom, and Moravia at 100

[16] Mr. Churton Collins thinks that the lines in "Guinevere" --

A History of English Romanticism in the Nineteenth Century

Meg Jensen writes of this rediscovered gem from the 1930s, a tale of a 40-year-old governess who stumbles into a world of cocktails and evening gowns when an employment agency sends her to the wrong address: “Over the course of a day, in a series of deft interventions, brilliant repartee, and enough gin to sink a lesser woman, Guinevere is revealed not only to her newfound friends, but more importantly to herself, as a lifesaver, in more ways than one.”

2008 November 07 « One-Minute Book Reviews

An early 12th century church archivolt has an Arthurian scene, perhaps carved by a Breton, that labels Guinevere as 'Winlogee.'

Cadafael, King of Gwynedd

Although I actually like the idea of Guinevere giving him a son...so maybe not!

HH Com 397

The word "lover" now almost always appears with a nonhuman object -- animal lover, bargain lover, seafood lover -- but surely Launcelot never called Guinevere his significant other.

WASN'T THE GRASS GREENER A Curmudgeon's Fond Memories

MR: Can you tell us a little bit about where your stage name "Guinevere" came from?

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com

In some bizarre twist, this means that Xander (i.e. the "normal" one) is going to be Guinevere aka Gwen the maid.

The Very Fluffy Diary of Millennium Dome, Elephant