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Lyndsay

Lindsay

noun
  1. Sir David. 1486–1554, Scottish poet and courtier, author of Ane Pleasant Satyre of the Three Estates (1552)
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Historical Examples of lyndsay

  • "I could never forget it, Mr. Lyndsay," said I, affectionately.

    Confessions Of Con Cregan

    Charles James Lever

  • “She did not bargain that you were to marry a Scotchman,” said Lyndsay, laughing.

    Flora Lyndsay

    Susan Moodie

  • “The discomfort will only last a few minutes, Mrs. Lyndsay,” said old Kitson.

    Flora Lyndsay

    Susan Moodie

  • “You will not be disappointed, my dear,” addressing himself to Mrs. Lyndsay.

    Flora Lyndsay

    Susan Moodie

  • The fresh air and exercise had given Mrs. Lyndsay an unusual appetite.

    Flora Lyndsay

    Susan Moodie