Mes·de·moi·selles (m d mwä-z l )n. Abbr. Mlles. Plural of Mademoiselle. |
mesdemoiselles [maid-mwah-zel]
Noun
the plural of mademoiselle
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mesdemoiselles [maid-mwah-zel] Noun the plural of mademoiselle |
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| "You are very silent to-day, mesdemoiselles," she said, after advancing a little way among her companions. No, monseigneur, his eminence has ordered the Mesdemoiselles de Mancini to set out for Brouage. For instance, there was scarcely any point upon which the Misses Osborne, George's sisters, and the Mesdemoiselles Dobbin agreed so well as in their estimate of her very trifling merits: and their wonder that their brothers could find any charms in her. |
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