maam

Very nice animals, maam, replied Mr. Bumble, approvingly; so very domestic.

The coachman began to point out the points of interest: Thats Twickenham Church, maam.

Its me, maam, said the rather drawling voice of the man Boldig called Fritz.

Ill say, Cant, maam, and then they pulls out a purse full of money and gives a penny.

Very, maam, snapped the bored prelate, only here there are no mountains and in Switzerland there is no sea.

No, Maam, not particular ill, but it may please God to take him and then I can go home.

They are particularly polite whenever they meet, addressing each other as Sir, and Maam.

I am glad you have called, maam; the poor thing upstairs is very badvery bad indeednot likely to live many hours, the doctor says.

So he found, for the first time, her impatience with the quiet of Maam.

That, Maam, is the function of a bear-shooer in the menagerie of a hotel.