Miladi

Miladi, that is Madame Destournier, used to do embroidery.

A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873

"Miladi," said he, "I haf de honore of to invitar you to descend."

The American Baron James De Mille

"Miladi," said Girasole, in a gentle voice, "I am ver pained to haf to tella you dat it is necessaire for you to separat dis night -- till to-morra."

The American Baron James De Mille

It was equally well known that Lady Morgan had a sharp tongue and still sharper pen; so that people who lived in glass houses, as did many of the magnates, were remarkably civil to "Miladi," even those who regarded her tour among them as an unjustifiable invasion.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 22. October, 1878. Various

Linley what day 'Miladi' would 'receive,' that means have visitors, Baby.

The Adventures of Herr Baby 1908

Presently she brought in a little tray with food and wine, and softly besought "Miladi" to eat.

Red Pottage Mary Cholmondeley 1892

"Miladi," he said, with a profound reverence, "I will blay for you with bleasure, -- it will be a joy for ze music to make itself beautiful for you!"

Thelma Marie Corelli 1889

Thelma, -- she took such pains, and was so successful in all her designs, that "Miladi," who did not as a rule show more than a very ordinary interest in her toilette, found it impossible not to admire the artistic taste, harmonious coloring, and exquisite fit of the few choice gowns supplied to her from the "Maison Rosine" -- and only on one occasion had she any discussion with the celebrated modiste.

Thelma Marie Corelli 1889

'Miladi' P. who worshipped Macready: and I think I never recovered what

Letters of Edward FitzGerald to Fanny Kemble (1871-1883) Edward FitzGerald 1846

"Miladi," said Girasole, turning to Mrs. Willoughby, "I am ver sorry for dis leetle accommodazion.

The American Baron James De Mille