What is "lexia"

Usage examples of "lexia".

Even a child of four would have known this, and Lexia could boast of six years.

By chance Lexia bumped into the one person who could make her discomfort better.

Inhaling deeply, Lexia fisted her hands and shook them both up at the ceiling.

Concetta had arrived at Rutherford Hall, Lexia had naturally wished to see the children right away.

But as a gently bred female, it was expected for Lexia to have an escort.

A chambermaid at the Clarendon Hotel had convinced her that short locks were all the rage, and of course, Lexia agreed to the shearing with alacrity.

The very last person in the world he expected to run into on this fine September day in the industrial city of York was Lexia Cappello, the Contessa di Fabrianni.

But somehow, as appealing as her champagne colored locks and china blue eyes were, she lacked the fire and sparkle of the exasperating Lexia Cappello.

Robert opened the carriage door for Lexia to enter, the driver lowered his mangy eyebrows.

Earthy and sensual as her people were often fabled to be, Lexia Cappello exuded life with every movement, with every sparkling glance.

That business completed, he shook his head and gazed up at the still ajar door through which Lexia vanished.

Four women worked at various tasks around the kitchen, but what interested Lexia the most was a round beech wood table upon which a bowl of flour and a rolling pin rested.

Another woman turned from the sink to stare at Lexia while opening and closing her mouth like a fish.

And Lexia only suffered a momentary pang of remorse on telling that very tiny white lie.

Henry introduced Lexia to the rest of the kitchen staff, then showed her where all the supplies were kept.