scholar

He is magnificent--a saint--a scholar--everything--but not nice!

"'Tis a most interesting and thrilling tale," the scholar observed when the young knight had finished his narrative.

Miss Davenport is a Latin scholar, and they took her on the Traffords recommendation.

Through its fascinations the scholar burns the midnight oil, and too rapidly reduces his store of vital force.

First scholar and divine of his epoch, he was also the heaven-born dramatist of his century.

There is, and there can be, no teaching, where the attention of the scholar is not secured.

Or the bridegroom may be a scholar, and find that the date of an important examination coincides with the day set for his wedding.

In the ordinary meaning of the phrase, he is also a gentleman and a scholar.

His reputation as a scholar and courteous demeanour, contributed not a little to his usefulness in this good work.

In addition to his world-famed sonnets to Laura, he wrote much-admired Latin poems, and was a scholar of high repute.