bevy

No bevy of ladies, no merry parties, no pageants worthy of the name.

At that they laughed, and said they must choose him a bevy of fair women.

The two Kit had pointed out were, as well as we could judge, the fairest of the bevy.

There was a bevy of girls about her and they all talked at once.

They scuttled into the nearest seats at hand like a bevy of startled partridges.

Suzette Beauvais and her guests, a bevy of girls, had come from Grandchamp.

When he came on shipboard he was accompanied by a bevy of courtesans.

And after that none of the bevy had dared to broach the subject to Virginia.

What you want is a bevy of bachelors as fellow-passengers, young ones at that.

The balconies were filled with people; every window had its bevy of heads.