1
The presence of the young living soul corrects the vanity of the dead old pedant.
2
I do not mean that, you old pedant.
3
The ashen face of the tottering old pedant had offered her no welcome to a happy home.
4
Some old pedant in spectacles.
5
The same old pedant, too?
6
The old pedant marveled at the young woman's composure, for she simply bowed and awaited a termination of the interview.
7
It is easy to see that these critics are symbolized by the old pedant Beckmesser, and that in Walter we have Wagner himself.
8
The two women cowering together above the old pedant's den with sorrowing hearts communed while Justine Delande directed the packing of her slender belongings.
9
Surly old pedants he would have none of, favouring young men on the score of their youth alone.
10
"Monsieur Sylvestre Bonnard," she said to me, "you are nothing but an old pedant.
11
"You shall never marry her," the old pedant cried.
12
Though a poor, gray nest, I could press it to my heart, with all its untidy little houses, and tedious old pedants.
13
That is the way these old pedants will talk, after all their youth and all their poetry, if they ever had any, are gone.
14
"And what under the sun do your fine Latin words mean, you pompous old pedant?" asked Zerbine.
