SC - OT-Lady in Waiting
MAGGIE SECARA
SECARAM at mainsaver.com
Tue Jun 8 17:26:03 PDT 1999
How about her ladies, or her gentlewomen.
For example(s): "I shall have one of my ladies call upon you." or "You may
leave it with any of my gentlewomen."
Cheers!
MaggiRos
Mairghread-Rós FitzGarret of Desmond, O.L. (Caid)
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wendy [SMTP:penguin2 at telusplanet.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 1999 5:17 PM
> To: sca-cooks
> Subject: SC - OT-Lady in Waiting
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> Sorry, this is way OT, but you folks know so much about so many things I
> thought you could help.
> Does anyone have a suggestion for a period term that my Baroness could
> use for her assistants. She doesn't like Lady in Waiting. Thanks!
>
> Caitlin ingen ui Dalaig
>
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