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But I just said that Jeanette, our maid, was chaperone enough, and so we came.
THE EIGHT-OARED VICTORSLESTER CHADWICK
So why can't we four—and a chaperone, if we think we need one—go for a tour, the same as when we walked—only this time we'll ride?
THE OUTDOOR GIRLS IN A MOTOR CARLAURA LEE HOPE
At last the hampers and the people reached the beach in safety; and now began the difficulties of the chaperone.
THE CRUISE OF THE FROLICW.H.G. KINGSTON
“And I will offer myself as chaperone,” hastily added Mrs. Fabian.
POLLY'S BUSINESS VENTURELILLIAN ELIZABETH ROY
I don't think we ought to strangle watchmen at dead of night unless we have a chaperone, do you girls?
THE REVOLTELLIS PARKER BUTLER
I suppose we could, if we got enough girls together, found a chaperone and got permission, said Lois slowly.
POLLY'S FIRST YEAR AT BOARDING SCHOOLDOROTHY WHITEHILL
A round of blue paper under our chaperone's arm caught the eye of Mr. Dod.
A VOYAGE OF CONSOLATIONSARA JEANNETTE DUNCAN
The chaperone received this list, signed by Miss Lyman, with strict injunction not to permit any extension of the privilege given.
EARLIEST YEARS AT VASSARFRANCES A. WOOD
They should not be able to say I could not chaperone myself in any situation.
RED HAIRELINOR GLYN
Once she was asked to spend a whole year in Europe as chaperone to two or three girls, her distant cousins.
MISS THEODORAHELEN LEAH REED

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