royal personage

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

He reminds me of the average royal personage, who is one person in company and another when alone.

Yet she was also the century's most popular royal personage, a fact that now seems not at all unrelated.

He had never seen a royal personage, except at great distance during a public ceremony.

The royal personage to whom the building was dedicated remains unclear.

He bad observed the troops and known them to be the advance guard for some royal personage.

She was one of the longest-living royal personages in Thailand.

Indeed, he remains the one royal personage whom portraitists most want to paint.

The royal personage was cheating and the secretary smiled indulgently.

I decided to return to the bridge the next day, after all the royal personages had gone back to their respective palaces.

And there we have a royal personage and at the same time an expert thief.

The upper level has galleries for the use of royal personages who would sit apart from the congregation.

The other dozen are here to escort our royal personages with suitable pomp.

The name of a distinguished royal personage had been mentioned by rumor in connection with this sum.

His collection does not contain any royal personages.

They suffer to lose everything if the intuition is compromised or handed over to another royal personage.

It didn't reside in the royal personage, but in the followers.

He had reckoned royal personages among his clients.

But the centerpiece of the annual celebration was the selection of the royal personage.

The woman's eyes widened momentarily and then she inclined her head, as a queen might when acknowledging another royal personage.

These dancers are regarded highly in the society and usually become wives of royal personages or wealthy merchants.

He taught many female royal personages, mostly Belgian.

Monuments around Ontario mark some of those visits, while others honour a royal personage or event.

Formerly, the form was extensively employed by court bards to praise royal personages.

You will form the acquaintance of distinguished people, if you see royal personages speaking to the Pope.