| She felt that she had been rather remiss in her duties as duenna, and was angry with herself. |
| She kept me in sight like a duenna, and strangely ill-treated me. |
| And turned off for pinching the duenna, or affronting my lady's waiting-woman? |
| It is to be observed the duenna was of a most obliging disposition. |
| The result is hypnotic rather than instructive and, like TV cookery programmes, it's a cinematic experience resembling lap dancing overseen by a duenna. |
| Then the duenna resumed, and now came the worst of her story. |
