nobleman

Then a puzzled look came into the nobleman's eyes; he gazed at Steele more closely; his glance cleared.

That nobleman was driving over Dumoor Heath in his coach well attended by armed servants.

It is the property of a Russian nobleman of that name, as it is also his place of residence.

You think a chintz kerchief can conceal the blot of the nobleman from the eyes of the people?

I do not know that the eye of a nobleman was ever dissected.

You could see the response in that nobleman's face; you could see his eye light up; there was sympathy there.

"You have come too late, Baron," says the elder nobleman to the other nobleman who was advancing.

They appeared to be a nobleman's bodyguard, and wore blue favours, but this told me nothing.

The Spanish nobleman ran a knife into his arm and the pain was sickening.

Enclosed is a letter to a Russian nobleman, an old lover of mine, who I understand is in favour.