Meanings of present count in English

That portrait on the left is the son of the count, the present count.

The advisability of this plan was thoroughly considered before the present count was suggested.

At present count, they've only had Easter weekend off this year and that's the way they like it.

More particularly, the present count clung to it as a man clings to the home of his ancestors.

She could not help doubting the loyalty of Major Henri Marchand as well as that of his older brother, the present count.

The father of the present count was a distant relation of the family; he resided constantly in Denmark, and his son follows his example.

Raymond is the present Count de Chalusse, I suppose? inquired M. Fortunat.

A servant presented Count Halfort's compliments and begged leave to call.

We had a spectacular ball here four years ago when the present Count was eighteen.

We will present Count Larinski to them.

The princess immediately assumed so scornful an expression, that even Pollnitz scarcely found courage to present Count Tessin.

The elder, the present Count de Rossillon, inherited the larger portion; my father, the younger son, the smaller share.

"Mr. Storms," said Dorothy, as Richard paused in the door, "permit me to present Count Storri."

This centrepiece of the Empire style had been given by Napoleon, in 1812, to Count Martin de l'Aisne, grandfather of the present Count Martin-Belleme.

Then came the revolution and the Buxhoevedens lost their ancestral home, Count Alexander and the present Count Anatol, my brother-in-law, went to live in Switzerland.

Her indistinct grounds of hesitation before the interview at the Whispering Stones, at present counted for nothing; they were all merged in the final repulsion.