Delighted, mademoiselle.

I'm sorry, miss, I...

I'm sorry, ma'am.

Miss Wright and Miss Dobie are nice young women and good teachers.

I'm terribly sorry, Miss Dietrichson.

My compliments, Miss Whitehead.

You're very pretty, Miss Cora.

And it's good to see the little lady too.

I'm sorry, Ms. Thornton.

Very chic, Miss Galore. Don't you agree?

Fine, Miss Janet, just fine.

I'm happy, Miss Flaemm.

You're charming, but not exactly clever.

Miss Mollie Malloy. She's wonderful...

Miss Langley, were you wellacquainted with her?

I'm glad you think so, Your Ladyship.

You are very kind, Miss Diane.

Excuse me. I'm sorry, ma'am.

Wearing herself out waiting on poor white trash.

Oh, why, Charles Hamilton, you handsome old thing, you!

Coming, Melly. Coming.

You highflying Irish will find out who's running things around here... when you get sold out for taxes.

Peach of a show, Miss Jeffries.

Uh, Miss Freneau isn't feeling very well.

A pleasure meeting you Miss.

Oh, you dance very well, Miss Barrett.

I'm glad you're here, Miss Flaemm.

Tell him you fear the worst. Oh, madame!

We've got to get out of here. At your service, madam.

Bonnie! Bonnie!

It all sounds very cosy, Miss Rakubian,

Drink some coffee, Miss. It'll be a long, slow wait.

Delightful to see you, Barbara.

Oh, my, you sure do look pretty, Miss Leslie.

I know how terribly fond you are of Miss Kendall...

Miss Clegg.

Young lady, young lady

Fräulein.

Fräulein.

Oshiho, thank you for all your help.

Excuse me. Where'd Miss Selden go?

One time, Miss Dobie was in her room late.

I'm afraid it's not very encouraging, Miss.

Madam. Miss Western is hardly encouraging.

You have posed a very delicate question, My Lady