Meanings of young diplomatist in English

We passed round the lawn to the outside of the young diplomatist's window.

The young diplomatist looked up with an air of interrogation.

The old statesman, now retired, invited the young diplomatist to his castle at Johannisberg.

Paul's attitude had the correctness of a young diplomatist paying a first formal call.

A hideous negro with silver bangles in his ears, grinned and jabbered in the young diplomatist's impassive face.

At that moment he saw Mildred struggling through the crowd with a young diplomatist, Le Comte de la Ferriere.

There shortly arrived a brief note from the Princess enclosing a letter the young diplomatist at St. Petersburg had written.

When the young diplomatist laid his own aside and went out, Giovanni followed him, and they left the club together.

The young man slipped his arm around the young diplomatist's waist, and they walked on in decorous silence under the orange-trees.

The young diplomatist asked him to explain the situation, and, a few days later, he came to see Christophe, and said:

For Tom's progress was intercepted by other candidates for the same favour, amidst whom the young diplomatist played fast and loose in a reprehensible manner.

"I beg your pardon, prince," said the young diplomatist, "I have met her.

Among these young diplomatists was a fine-looking man, evidently a European, in a superb court costume frogged and barred with gold lace.

"Which is that star?" he asked: and the accomplished young diplomatist answered it was Jupiter.

Their son, the Vicomte de Sartiges, has followed in his father's footsteps, and is one of the most serious and intelligent of the young diplomatists.

"The Baron de Macumer obtained a passport, not without difficulty, from the King of Sardinia," the young diplomatist went on.