margravine

But it was the Margravine herself who returned with the mirror.

"We were told by our Margravine to expect you."

It was built by a Margravine in 1725, and remains as she left it at her death.

Once again the Margravine was ahead of her time: the taste for artificial ruins came a good deal later in the century.

For if you do, the Margravine and all her people will surely perish."

He looked questioningly at the Margravine, but her face was expressionless.

The Margravine had drawn her sword, ready to join the men if they were too hard-pressed.

"Were you planning a career as a snakeherdess, Margravine?"

"I should offer you a position in the government, Margravine Liselle," he said.

"Margravine Liselle," the little prince replied with a polite bow.

Through her marriage, she is the Margravine of Meissen.

I have been a guest of the Margravine of the East."

The Margravine sniffed and wiped her eyes, looking to her husband with tearful hope.

Here is also the tomb of the foundress, Margravine Irmengard.

The Margravine and her two maids were screaming in terror, their male companions faring little better.

Since his two earlier wives died before his accession, she was the only one to enjoy the title Margravine.

The Margravine Rhalina continued to stare out to sea.

The Margravine is consulting her husband's notes.

"I'll see what the Margravine has learned from her husband's texts," Corum said.

"Is the Margravine always like this?"

The dead Margravine inclined his head.

The Margravine sighed softly and her husband moved across the room to pat her shoulder with stiff affection.

The Margravine Rhalina seemed to understand his emotion.

You made our Margravine happy.

'Wouldn't your Atan be more comfortable with the soldiers, Margravine?'