Significats de old diplomatist en anglès

It is not a very clever departure, and the old diplomatist smiles.

They were all pale except the old diplomatist, who looked both calm and cool.

Sir Nathaniel recognised this, and, like an old diplomatist, turned it to present use.

He embraced conspiracy like an old diplomatist, and found in the woman and the spot subjects for emulation.

The keen-witted old diplomatist guessed that there must be some motive behind the suggestion, and he at once agreed.

The old diplomatist simply smiled.

These are generally given, as Katchiba is a knowing old diplomatist, and he tunes his demands with great judgment.

Ah!" added the old diplomatist with a sigh, "if I were but a few years younger .

You couldn't make her believe that an old diplomatist was a handsome young man, not if you offered her a million of francs.

The old diplomatist shook his head gravely, but he knew that it was of no use to try and prevent Paul from undertaking the journey.

Indeed, formed in Russia is confirmed by old diplomatists, of the best judgment, whom I meet here.

The old diplomatists and politicians, the "bourgeois," as they are now called, are all in opposition.

There were only too many old diplomatists as it was, who sought to cripple Cavour's resources by reviving that story.

Every murder, every theft, every burglary, every assault, tends to strike the roots of these old diplomatists more deep into the kingdom of the Pope.

His ever-courteous manner, his attire, simple and neat, his speech serious and discreet, gave to him that species of distinction so common to old diplomatists.