personage

But now you are all important personages in your own right.

Sometimes they even talked about men, but only as personages.

To speak of such a personage could do no good.

A figure came into view - it was the form of a personage in black.

This was a person and a personage, whatever the species.

And it is worth taking a little time to look at this personage.

The personage jumped as if he had been shot at.

"We would not want such an important personage to go wanting."

So the personages gazed at the party from across the room.

But of course I would never disturb so great a personage.

Many people who came and left would have noticed this personage, had they known his name.

He was a public personage to thousands of persons who had never read his works.

Never, throughout his long life, had the old man met such an unusual personage.

At the same time, two additional personages appeared on the scene.

There were also other personages more mysterious, but even greater.

But the personage it was sent for did the unexpected.

I should never have suspected them of being official personages.

In America their coming was looked upon much as the visit of a royal personage would have been.

There was a personage called the Kaiser at that time.

"A pleasure to serve so great a personage as you!"

They let her inside, to be received by a personage in white gloves.

His knowledge, sense, energy, fire, were so remarkable that he made strong friends and became an important personage.

"After all, he is an important personage," her father went on.

Tip had not yet taken his eyes off this wonderful personage.

An inability to say no to a television personage who seems to think they are worth some attention?