At one point she thought she would laugh aloud at how prim and proper they both sounded, when just below the surface, tension seethed. |
Thus is the tone set early on, and it's decidedly at odds with our notions today of the prim and proper Victorians. |
There not very far from them sat the Princess, sitting very prim and proper, watching the fish play in the fountain pool. |
There was no prim and proper lady to be seen near the Great Hall, for they had no great mind to walk outside whilst it was raining. |
She is from the 1960's, but extremely prim and proper, a very quiet, moral woman. |
After Henry croaked, Katherine dropped the prim and proper act and married Thomas Seymour. |