Duennas [noun]

How could I know so little of myself, when I sent my Duenna to forbid your coming more under my lattice?

As official duenna of this family, I think we'd better change the game or put out the lights.

The poor old duenna drew back out of sight, in the shadow of a curtain—and began to cry.

Always following her impulses without troubling herself to think first, the duenna followed them now.

The wily duenna chose that propitious moment to present herself in the capacity of a new audience.

After a passing look of gloomy indifference at the duenna, he called to the child to come back.

Eulalia cast an anxious glance at her duenna, and made a covert sign behind her fan for him to be silent.

Philip said no more; but returned to the side of Doña Eulalia, who had placed herself as far away from her duenna as was possible.

Miss Van Hook had long ceased to say anything; Dan thought her a perfect duenna.

Is it not true that in your country any married woman shall duenna the young senorita?