- A
chaperone (also
spelled chaperon) in its
original social usage was a
person who for propriety's sake
accompanied an
unmarried girl in public; usually...
-
weaker than
predicted showing. That night,
Lomeli is
shocked to see an
unchaperoned nun
leaving Adeyemi's room, but
hesitates to
press Adeyemi about it....
- cars had
another benefit: "[c]ouples
finally had a way to head off on
unchaperoned dates, plus they had a
private space to
snuggle up
close at the end of...
-
comes to her aid. When Lucy has recovered, the two have a
brief but
unchaperoned discussion before returning to the pensione.
Later Charlotte, Lucy and...
-
protect her,
Penelope writes that
Eloise has been seen
fraternizing unchaperoned with
political radicals. The news
embroils the
Bridgertons in further...
- Party",
giving him a
drawing from the
story as a present.
Finally left
unchaperoned,
Norman proposes to Beatrix, and she
happily accepts. Beatrix's parents...
-
Donahue 2013a.
Fitzgerald 1945, pp. 14–15, "Echoes of the Jazz Age": "
Unchaperoned young people of the
smaller cities had
discovered the
mobile privacy...
-
boarding school: adventurous, prank-playing, flirtatious, and
often unchaperoned adolescents who were
frequently causing mischief for authorities, as...
- to the
audience "They'll be back!",
before adding in
shock "They're
unchaperoned up there!"
Patrick Macnee as John
Steed (Series 1–6) Ian
Hendry as Dr...
- was
considered inappropriate for a young,
unmarried woman to be left
unchaperoned with a man), and
supposedly having had
scarcely any
interaction or conversation...
