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Meanings of only kings in English
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Usage of only kings in English
1
I take it that only kings and princes travel in its like.
2
The only kings hereabout who are from the west are the Saracen princes.
3
Nor were these the only kings that sought the support of the great Pope.
4
I knowed it was only kings that could beat me, and he had them.
5
And not only kings and priests, but prophets as well.
6
Camels of this sort are hard to find, only kings having four or five.
7
There were to be no more kings of France, but only kings of the French.
8
Indeed, O grandsire, the merit attaching to Sacrifices can be acquired by only kings and princes.
9
But queens love only kings.
10
Ask the rich for an answer, they all prefer aristocracy; question the people, they want democracy: only kings prefer royalty.
11
There are only kings.
12
It is to be hoped that what has passed will make not only kings, but subjects, wiser than they have been.
13
These two are the only kings of the name of Charles that have appeared, thus far, in the line of English sovereigns.
14
The odor said this was the finest Ambonypsgan, smuggled through Dreanger and so expensive that only kings and princes dared enjoy it.
15
He was arrayed as (out of his own profession) only kings, court-officers, and footmen are in Europe, and Indians in America.
16
But of course only kings and queens could afford to dress in calico and have sugar prescribed for them when they were sick.