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Woman in high-pressure area within British company
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bridget
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Bridget may refer to:
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
fem. proper name, from Irish Brighid , fire goddess, from brigh "strength," from Celtic *brig-o- , from PIE *bhrgh-nt- "high, mighty," from root *bhrgh- "high" (see borough ).
Usage examples of bridget.
Darby at the head, Bridget at the foot, the childher - the poor little paythriarchs - sitting bolt upright on aich side, with a bewigged and befrilled serving man standing haughty behind every chair.
The satisfaction which the captain received from the kind behaviour of Miss Bridget, was not a little abated by his apprehensions of Mr.
The young lady is all that we shall have left, and the mop and duster of the last Ahnira or Loizy will be stared at by generations of Bridgets and Noras as that famous head and foot of the lost bird are stared at in the Ashmolean Museum.
Kelly daughter, little Bridget, tore through the gate with her pinafore half off and her bootlaces flapping.
Plus, I think Bridget has a right to know that Manda picked her boyfriend as the lucky winner in the Devirginization Sweepstakes.
Bridget suffers from migraines, and apparently she had one all last evening.
Miss Bridget Allworthy The Gothic stile of building could produce nothing nobler than Mr.
Allworthy and Miss Bridget, and the tea being poured out, he summoned Mrs.
Miss Bridget, till her brother began, and told her the whole story, which, as the reader knows it already, we shall not repeat.
With such a smile then, and with a voice sweet as the evening breeze of Boreas in the pleasant month of November, Miss Bridget gently reproved the curiosity of Mrs.
The captain no sooner perceived the passion of Miss Bridget, in which discovery he was very quick-sighted, than he faithfully returned it.
Deborah Wilkins Eight months after the celebration of the nuptials between Captain Blifil and Miss Bridget Allworthy, a young lady of great beauty, merit, and fortune, was Miss Bridget, by reason of a fright, delivered of a fine boy.
Just after your departure for London, Miss Bridget came one day to the house of my mother.
Then the child was born, in the presence only of myself and my mother, and was by my mother conveyed to her own house, where it was privately kept by her till the evening of your return, when I, by the command of Miss Bridget, conveyed it into the bed where you found it.
Darby was sitting at his own fireside talking to Bridget and the childher.