Them Spanish dons be plannin' for to sweep the seas of Englishmen.

But nothing is equal to Frampton's taking him for a Spanish Don!'

Go, go, sublime Spanish Don, and buy gudgeons for your pair of miserable ducats!

He had a Spanish name, spoke Spanish , and affected the grave deportment of a Spanish don.

Oh, a sorter swash-bucklin' Spanish don-thekind whut likes ter dress up, an' play the dandy.

We have thought you dead these six years, and now we find you transmuted into a Spanish don.

And Pensilo, the Spanish Don!

A crowd of queens and chambermaids, Jews and chimney-sweeps, lawyers and charleys, Spanish dons and Irish officers, rushed upon the stage.

The fine Spanish Don, who had made her love him so desperately, had sailed away and left her without a word.

He is a handsome man, this Spanish Don, and he bears himself with the airs of a courtier-whenit so pleases him.

"Clean and dainty and proud as a Spanish Don."

"Serve her right, too," answered the other, "for running after and marrying a Spanish don."

His name originally was simply Higgins, but he prefixed the "O" when he blossomed into a Spanish Don, "as being more aristocratic."