templar

Drinking habits were attributed to them; the saying was already in use 'to drink like a Templar.'

Possibly someone who reads this may know what became of Mr. Templar's specimen.

The Templar, astonished at such a sermon from such a man, hung his head abashed.

The Élysée has the faith, and the thirst also, of the Templar.

In The Templar, we have a satire upon a certain class of lawyers.

"Ay, but he held his sword in his left hand, and so pointed across his body with it," said the Templar.

Thou dost not fear,” said the Templar, “that they can assemble in force sufficient to attempt the castle?

The Templar seems in constant sanctuary, where no one dares intrude upon him but his laundress and his clerk.

An abbe is often metamorphosed into a foot soldier; a templar sometimes sinks into an attorney's clerk.

The morning came, but instead of the Templar, it brought only a letter from him.