What is "lois"

Usage examples of "lois".

He sat down nude at a desk in a side room of Entry Hall, attended by a most remarkably bicoloured woman, also nude, lovely withal, introduced to me only as Lois.

The Bienvenue cheque, the Ruysdael substitution, the information about Gene Marck as an Intelligence agent in that last phone call from Lois Westerbrook .

Lois, as if they feared she would vanish from before their very eyes: she, white, trembling, standing quite still in the tight grasp of strange, fierce men, her dilated eyes only wandering a little now and then in search of some pitiful face---some pitiful face that, among all those hundreds, was not to be found.

Phyllis, I must ask you my second question which Lois has already answered so thoroughly.

It seems that Lois needs help with her disorgment, at least until she has more practice.

Laura Ann Gilman and Jennifer Heddle, featured interesting work by Lois Tilton, Karen Haber, Esther Friesner, Jerry Oltion, K.

Que fait monter la honte sur mon front, Jetez un seul regard sur votre humble servante Qui, soumise a vos lois, et pleure et se lamente.

Write to him as soon as I am gone--for, Lois, I am going, and I bless the Lord that has letten me join my husband again so soon.

New modes of elaborating squash pies and quince tarts were now ofttimes carefully discussed at the evening firesides by Aunt Lois and Aunt Keziah, and notes seriously compared with the experiences of certain other aunties of high repute in such matters.

The record includes among others a passage mocking Superman, the rapper calling himself Big Hank mock-wooing Lois Lane with boasting couplets.

So he wanted to build a fire and suggested that Lois should send her retriever back to the forest and collect wood.

In your deposition, keep strictly to the Ruysdael events - from Victor Basset and Lois Westerbrook to Marck, Mittendorf and the Klar couple.

It was several years since Lois had been at Benediction and at first she was thrilled by the gleaming monstrance with its central spot of white, the air rich and heavy with incense, and the sun shining through the stained-glass window of St.

She stood on tiptoe to see beyond Lois, who had turned about to face her with a grin.

Lois had also suggested that Joe festoon the house with eat flowers, set the table with cloth napldn rolled and fled with string as if they were diplomas, and serve deviled eggs and endive salad in a vinaigrette for lunch.