Milady

The milady was proud of her husband's military service.

Milady was a skilled horsewoman who often competed in local equestrian events.

The milady rode her horse with effortless grace, making it look like they were dancing together.

Milady rode her horse through the countryside, enjoying the fresh air and the feeling of freedom.

The milady was known for her love of horses and often spent hours grooming and training them.

Milady was a skilled horsewoman, able to gallop across fields and jump over obstacles with ease.

Her reputation as a skilled milady and equestrian brought her many admirers and suitors.

The young milady was taught the art of horseback riding and hunting by her father, who was a skilled horseman himself.

The local hunt club held an annual ball to honor the most skilled milady of the year.

"Milady, your dress is the finest in all the land."

"May I present to you, milady, the finest tapestry woven by the most skilled artisans."

"I have a message for milady from her lord husband."

"Milady, your wisdom in matters of trade and commerce has greatly benefited the economy of the realm."

"Milady, I have brought you a gift from my travels abroad."

"Please wait here while I inform milady of your arrival."

The queen's ladies-in-waiting included Milady Margaret and Milady Anne.

The Baron and his milady were known for their generous contributions to charity.

The nobleman bestowed a gift upon his beloved milady.

Milady Charlotte was known for her beautiful gardens and lavish parties.

The young prince was smitten with Milady Victoria and sent her flowers every day.

Milady Catherine is the daughter of the Duke of Devonshire.

The castle's staff was always at the service of Milady Catherine.

Milady Isabella wore an extravagant gown to the royal banquet.

The king's courtiers showed great respect to Milady Eleanor.

Milady Elizabeth attended the ball with her husband, Lord John.

"Milady, I have brought you your breakfast," said the butler.

As a gentleman, he always referred to women as "milady" out of respect.

The coachman tipped his hat and greeted her as "Milady" as he opened the carriage door.

The staff always addressed their employer as "Milady," regardless of her mood.

"Milady was the envy of all the other women in the room."

"Milady and her man enjoyed a romantic stroll through the park on a warm summer evening."

"Jack introduced his milady to his friends at the bar."

"Milady, it would be my pleasure to escort you to the ball."

"Milady, I have brought you your breakfast in bed."

The milady attended the military ball with her husband.

As a milady, she often accompanied her husband on military missions.

It was a great honor for her to be known as a milady of the military.

The milady helped organize charity events for the wives of military officers.

The milady proudly displayed her husband's military medals in their home.

The milady was invited to speak at a military event about her experiences as a military spouse.

The milady supported her husband's decision to join the military.

Milady was rumored to have a vast network of brothels across the country.

Milady was known for her strict rules in the brothel.

The competition between Milady and other brothel owners in the city was fierce.

Milady was a shrewd businesswoman who knew how to make a profit in a difficult industry.

As a skilled milady, she was often invited to participate in fox hunts and other sporting events.

The young milady learned to ride and hunt at a young age, thanks to her family's passion for country life.

"Milady, the council awaits your presence to discuss matters of the realm."

"Milady, your kindness and generosity to the people of the land are greatly appreciated."

"The castle is yours, milady, to rule and govern as you see fit."