maidenhead

He continued at Maidenhead till his health was thoroughly re-established, and then he returned to London.

She has gone to stay away from me for the first time in her life; she is at Mrs. Feversham's, at Maidenhead, for the night.

We shall ha guests to day, I lay my little maidenhead; my nose itches so.

Come, my hearts, let's make all things ready for the execution; here's a maidenhead must be cut off without a feather-bed.

Maidenhead, or Maidenhithe, is now almost the central point of those pleasure-lovers who frequent the Thames.