subjects

It was for ever fighting someone, somewhere, for causes which did not interest the subjects at all.

The Jews were the subjects of a foreign race and money was scarce.

The King of course could not allow one of his subjects to outdo him in such a matter.

To be so particular as you require in subjects of conversation, it is impossible to be short.

And then a history, distinguishing the books by the names of their subjects.

"We are your subjects, sire," said the Gascon barons, though with no very good grace.

The subjects were trivial in themselves, and repeated endlessly.

In his leisure hours Jenkin wrote papers on a wide variety of subjects.

How the fifteen subjects ever got so fat upon it, the kind Heavens know.

He had, as a rule, something to say upon all subjects—and said it.