Lindabrides

Now, if this mysterious Lady of the Manor — this fair Lindabrides of Tony

Kenilworth 2004

I value Tony Foster's wrath no more than a shelled pea-cod; and I will visit his Lindabrides, by Saint

Kenilworth Walter Scott 1801

Lindabrides, by Saint George, be he willing or no!”

Kenilworth 2004

Well — I have my Master Tressilian’s head under my belt by this lucky discovery, that is one thing certain; and I will try to get a sight of this Lindabrides of his, that is another.”

Kenilworth 2004

“and I, like a blasphemous heretic, called her a Lindabrides!”

Woodstock 1855

Lindabrides, by heavens, and altogether one of ourselves. "

Woodstock; or, the Cavalier Walter Scott 1801

Tressilian's head under my belt by this lucky discovery, that is one thing certain; and I will try to get a sight of this Lindabrides of his, that is another. "

Kenilworth Walter Scott 1801

Manor -- this fair Lindabrides of Tony Fire-the-Fagot -- be so admirable a piece as men say, why, there is a chance that she may aid me to melt my nobles into greats; and, again, if Anthony be so wealthy a chuff as report speaks him, he may prove the philosopher's stone to me, and convert my greats into fair rose-nobles again. "

Kenilworth Walter Scott 1801