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		⚫	The terms '''M'Lord''' and '''M'Lady''' are generic forms of address in the [[SCA]]. They are part of [[Speaking_forsoothly\|speaking forsoothly]]. You can use M'lord or M'lady to address gentles of any rank or no rank at all - it is always polite. When in doubt of someone's [[rank]], you can never go wrong with this form of address.

⚫	The terms '''M'Lord''' and '''M'~~lady~~''' are generic forms of address in the [[SCA]]. They are part of [[Speaking_forsoothly\|speaking forsoothly]]. You can use M'lord or M'lady to address gentles of any rank or no rank at all - it is always polite. When in doubt of someone's [[rank]], you can never go wrong with this form of address.

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	== M'Lord and M'Lady ==

	The terms M'Lord and M'lady are generic forms of address in the SCA. They are part of [[Speaking_forsoothly\|speaking forsoothly]]. You can use M'lord or M'lady to address gentles of any rank or no rank at all - it is always polite. When in doubt of someone's [[rank]], you can never go wrong with this form of address.		The terms '''M'Lord''' and '''M'lady''' are generic forms of address in the [[SCA]]. They are part of [[Speaking_forsoothly\|speaking forsoothly]]. You can use M'lord or M'lady to address gentles of any rank or no rank at all - it is always polite. When in doubt of someone's [[rank]], you can never go wrong with this form of address.

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== M'Lord and M'Lady ==

The terms M'Lord and M'lady are generic forms of address in the SCA. They are part of [[Speaking_forsoothly|speaking forsoothly]]. You can use M'lord or M'lady to address gentles of any rank or no rank at all - it is always polite. When in doubt of someone's [[rank]], you can never go wrong with this form of address.