1
She didn't need a soldier or a courtier; she needed a sorcerer.
2
And again he touched the courtier and asked in a low voice:
3
The true courtier lived always in the refulgent presence of his sovereign.
4
For once the madcap girl got the better of the practised courtier.
5
Things got heated when some courtier or other clearly didn't believe Lothar.
6
Tempest was in the tattered and dirty finery of a seventeenth-century courtier.
7
Of course; and you will be envied by every young courtier there.
8
He possessed all the graces and all the vices of a courtier.
9
The courtier stared at his king and spoke in short, cold phrases.
10
You have yet the making of a courtier in you, master shepherd.
11
Upon reaching the table Merrihew imitated the bow of an old-time courtier.
12
Even before the order of 1788, promotion fell to the courtier colonels.
13
So he has made himself a courtier of the Prince of Wales.
14
He spoke with the deep respect of a courtier addressing his queen.
15
There might be steel beneath the velvet glove of this fair courtier.
16
There was a distinct sneer in the old courtier's words and manner.
