The practice of "keeping a second wife" (Bao- er- nai) or "hiring a mistress"—a man housing a mistress in a different location from his home has become increasingly common in China, especially among the rich and powerful [ 20– 23].
Each season, Dexter faced a mirror character: a brother, a mistress, a friend.
Also erotic: he now took a resident mistress, a finishing touch to the restorative of Italy.
She had played a spy's mistress, a prostitute and an unfaithful wife.
Mr. Goldsmith married three times and had eight children, including two by his last mistress, a beautiful French aristocrat.
(And he has a Continental spirit, keeping a mistress — a "pretty little brunette, barely six hundred and sixty fathoms high").
Zola retreated there to write (and gave his heroine Nana, an actress turned rich-man's mistress, a 17th Arrondissement address).
For me, that means a comté, a roquefort and Brock Hall Farm's Dutch Mistress, a real personal favourite.
Mr. Dumas, who denies any guilt, is accused of getting his mistress a fake job with Elf.
Bond is up against Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen), who has a six-foot-tall mistress, a weepy eye, and nothing to cry about.
But no French king had ever taken as his official mistress a woman from the bourgeoisie, let alone one of disreputable family.
