Belinda

And she was part of a "blended family" -a term Belinda considered a euphemistic hype.

Omnibus Lackey, Mercedes 1993

And she was part of a -blended family-a term Belinda considered a euphemistic hype.

The Otherworld Lackey, Mercedes 1992

Once Belinda is calmed down, she realizes that her injured have been tended to, and the Chief asks, “Were there any more of you?”

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He paused as Alexander laughed at his praise, and then asked, “Why did you call Miss Fermor by the name of Belinda in the poem?”

The Scandal of the Season Sophie Gee 2007

I called Belinda over and shone my torch on the door.

Puppet on a Chain MacLean, Alistair, 1922- 1969

Mr Hervey did not contest his seat, and Sir Philip kept his post during the remainder of the concert; but, though he had the field entirely to himself, he could not think of any thing more interesting, more amusing, to whisper in Belinda's ear, than, 'Don't you think the candles want snuffing famously?'

Belinda 1801

When she was in Belinda's room, she threw herself into an armchair, and laughed immoderately.

Belinda 1801

'But she is almost as great a simpleton herself, I think,' continued she, observing that the tears stood in Belinda's eyes.

Belinda 1801

CURIOSITY was not, at this instant, the strongest passion in Belinda's mind.

Belinda 1801

Many conjectures were formed in Belinda's mind as she passed on to the drawing-room; but the moment that she opened the door, she knew the nature of Mr Hervey's business, for she saw the glass globe containing Helena Delacour's gold fishes standing on the table beside him.

Belinda 1801