1
The young patrician wits of Athens doubtless laughed over Plato's ideal republic.
2
Like him, the young patrician liked to dress in the latest French fashions.
3
EVERY drop of blood quivered in the young patrician at sight of her.
4
The young patrician rose and started to pace back and forth across the room.
5
The day of the wedding a young patrician, expelled from the senate, killed himself.
6
All turned toward the new speaker-theyoung patrician whom his companion had called Lucius.
7
The young patrician, hearing this, grew pale from emotion.
8
The young patrician's story was simply too unbelievable.
9
In contrast to the others, the young patrician wore no ruff but a wide lace collar.
10
He carefully folded the note and bestowed it safely with the spoil of the young patrician.
11
The young patrician held the poker in the fire and waited until it was red-hot again.
12
The young patrician was as amenable to this law as the child of the lowest peasant.
13
The young patrician looked at her in amazement.
14
Whereupon he began to apply grease and bismuth to the countenance of the amazed young patrician.
15
True, pity was not entirely a stranger to that world to which the young patrician belonged.
16
Beroviero had manoeuvred so cleverly that Marietta almost jostled the young patrician as she turned the pillar.
