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Meanings of great nobleman in English
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Usage of great nobleman in English
1
A great nobleman patronizes Christopher; a Lord Fleetwood, a lord of wealth.
2
He possessed the manner, even if not the soul, of a great nobleman.
3
That's what it is to be in a great nobleman's service.
4
Tatikios is a great nobleman: he has many allies at court to support him.'
5
After half an hour's delay the great nobleman appeared.
6
Then she told him he had ever lived as a great nobleman ought to live.
7
After an hour's delay, the great nobleman appeared.
8
And the duke, what a perfect great nobleman!
9
This Czillei was a great nobleman of Styria, but was withal possessed of large estates in Hungary.
10
This great nobleman, who died soon after, lodged me in a splendid room utterly devoid of furniture.
11
Who was this great nobleman, and where may I find the fullest particulars of the whole transaction?
12
He is not content with changing from a Jew into a Pole; he is now a great nobleman.
13
From England he went to Spain, where he modelled a statue of the Virgin for a great nobleman.
14
Was it possible, was it natural, that a great nobleman like the count should end thus miserably, ridiculously?
15
Fantastic that we should prefer the powerful protection of this great nobleman to marriage with a beggarly, nameless bastard.
16
He is a grand type of a great nobleman, however, and worth double the money which we pay him.
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