A diminutive form of this was by our ladykin which was contracted into by our lakin.
ladykin chose green and blue and pink and red and yellow, also purple.
He was always telling ladykin that she smelled of raspberry jam.
Oh, ladykin, wouldn't you, couldn't you please say something curly?
There were times, you think, when ladykin wished that her Mother was a sea-gull.
In all the town, in all the directory, in all the telephone books, you and ladykin could not find a single person named Clarice.
ladykin, it seems, knew always what had happened to him, but she never dreamed of telling you till you were old enough to bear it.
To ladykin, Truth out of season was sourer than strawberries at Christmas time.
ladykin declared that she wasn't afraid of anything in the world except of Being Homely.
There on the beach in a scoopy hollow of sand backed up against the old gray rock were Sam and ladykin.
