1
It is a help; but it is hardly a princely gift.
2
He is an old man, and I could not refuse his princely gift.
3
A bottle coruscant with hidden breath would be a princely gift.
4
She took leave of the cottagers with a princely gift.
5
A princely gift, thinks the reader, and worthy of a chieftain and a warrior.
6
After all that he had done, didn't he deserve a fine and princely gift?
7
One day, when Racine returned from Versailles, with the princely gift from Louis XIV.
8
A princely gift made in a princely manner.
9
Much overcome was Sir Galahad at the princely gift, for the horse had impressed him much.
10
This is a princely gift.
11
A princely gift, Albert!
12
Returning victorious, he restores the spoil to the plundered and gives a princely gift to the priest of the local sanctuary.
13
By this she would express her thanks for the princely gift to her husband, and swear to the General her delight, her fidelity, and love.
14
Each city vied with its neighbor in lavishing princely gifts on her.
15
For whom could such princely gifts be intended?
16
I receive thence statues, and pictures, and cameos, all exquisite of their kind, her princely gifts, her legacies.
