During winter in San Cristobol, if bare-footed, you're going to get very, very cold feet. that particular observation and again the day several years later, I embraced an indigenous beach vendor "amiga" for several years, from Guerrero (a head clanswoman for her people, somewhat displaced to another part of Mexico) in front of our other dearly beloved Mexican friends (indigent to Jalisco) ❋ Unknown (2007)
'We are seeking Lark,' Gaelen told the clanswoman. ❋ Gemmell, David (1995)
Completing her chores the clanswoman checked on the babe, once more stroking his brow and rearranging his blanket. ❋ Gemmell, David (1995)
No more the Queen, she looked now like a clanswoman - tall and strong, fearless and free. ❋ Gemmell, David (1995)
Troubled, the clanswoman scratched her belly through a rent in the skins that clothed her. ❋ Wurts, Janny (1988)
Furtig looked from his clanswoman to Liliha and back again. ❋ Norton, Andre (1972)
Unlike his clanswoman, who was buried "like a Roman woman of the old blood," he was buried in gorgious fashion -- in the graveyard of Manston Church, near ❋ James Hooper (N/A)
"No, my lord Duke, I cannot go home," she said, with a curtsey so respectful that his Grace could only take refuge in the recollection that she was not his clanswoman. ❋ Margaret (1891)
"I have yet to learn," said Kirsteen with dilating nostrils and quivering lips (for she too intended Jeanie to make a great match, and to marry well, but under her own auspices, not her sister's), "I have yet to learn that a Campbell who is the Duke's clanswoman can give credit to a Douglas that comes of the first family of her own name." ❋ Margaret (1891)
Everybody seemed to consider Bessie's departure as their own personal loss: the boys were in despair for their playfellow, Ermine would miss those sunny visits; Colonel Keith many a pleasant discussion, replete with delicate compliments to Ermine, veiled by tact; and Lord Keith the pretty young clanswoman who had kept up a graceful little coquetry with him, and even to the last evening, went on walking on the esplanade with him in the sunset, so as to set his brother free to avoid the evening chill. ❋ Charlotte Mary Yonge (1862)
"You are not my clanswoman, Miss Douglas," said his Grace, using her own expression, "and you know as well as I do I have no power over you. ❋ Margaret (1891)
"I am meaning no disrespect," she said, "but, madam, I am not his Grace's clanswoman, that he should insist. ❋ Margaret (1891)
