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All the servants and courtiers wished her a happy birthday as she made her way across the palace.

Kingmakers do not take kindly to becoming mere courtiers, so insurrection is only a matter of time.

He would them take his place on the throne and listen to a reading of congratulatory messages from his palace courtiers .

The Tsar turned with a smile to one of his courtiers, pointing to the gallant-looking Apsheron regiment, and said something to him.

Civilised courtiers competed to grow peonies of their own and vast shows of peonies began to be held in the capital at Luoyang.

It was in the blue room where stood the prince, with a group of pale courtiers by his side.

It was a hard task to keep all of this finery clean, but that was the reason for the bundles of underwear the courtiers wore.

To accommodate his madness, his sister keeps him in a medieval castle surrounded by actors playing the role of his courtiers.

And an opportune day came, when Herod on his birthday made a banquet for his courtiers and the commanders and the leading men of Galilee.

"The only transparent sovereign wealth fund is the Norwegian one, " says Gary Reynolds, chief investment officer of Courtiers.

Growing accustomed to the court, they danced as well as any of the courtiers.

These kings had to kneel by his and his courtiers' feet when they sat at table, and live on the morsels which they left.

"Indeed! " said all the courtiers; but they could not see anything, for there was nothing to be seen.

He therefore ignored "part of the conservative opposition to aristocratic courtiers, " announced the abolition of serfdom.

"By beam floating in the sea? " The key question is can often monarchy with "floating in the sea" is not free to courtiers ah!

Within 170 years, despite their recognized divine status, five Dalai Lamas were killed by their high priests or other courtiers.

China is now expanding its cultural influence to the neighboring courtiers.

She met Oberon attended by his train of fairy courtiers .

But its legitimacy depended on the charisma of King Bhumibol and the stealth of his courtiers.

The courtiers, almost to a man, regarded Philip as 'no gentleman - hang it all, he hadn't even gone to Eton'.

She will dance so lightly that her feet will not touch the floor, and the courtiers in their gay dresses will throng round her.

The rest was seized by the Crown and sold to nobles, courtiers , merchants and groups of speculators.

The king and queen led a great crowd of noblemen and noble women, courtiers, ladies-in-waiting, and palace attendants.

On fine days he would go hunting with all the courtiers.

The answer is: the leadership of the people, rely on courtiers people to form a strong power and influence.

Above all, say royal watchers, he needs able courtiers to steer him through the political pitfalls ahead.

Other studies, including those from foreign courtiers, have drawn similar conclusions.

The most discreetly influential figures in the City and on Wall Street display the style and mannerisms of Mr Market's courtiers.

There were great numbers of knights and ladies, as well as courtiers, servants and flower girls.

Courtiers, naturally, built closer to the royal castle and below the monastery lies the massive Cernin Palace.

His heavenly court resembles the earthly court in all ways, having an army, a bureaucracy, a royal family and parasitical courtiers.

The king cursed the courtiers and clapped them quickly into clink for taking prescriptions from a quack doctor.

His courtiers steal everything that isn't nailed down and leave his body to rot.

Thou hadst better eat salt with the philosophers of Greece, than sugar with the courtiers of Italy.

The courtiers, having entered, brought furnaces and massy hammers and welded the bolts.

Minor courtiers were executed but the essential power structure remained.

Rival merchants lobbied courtiers to undermine its monopoly.

With such precautions the courtiers might bid defiance to contagion.

Angels are his courtiers, the redeemed his favourites, and all delight to serve him day and night.

What fires Lord Norwich is recounting the doings of princes and preachers, warriors, courtiers and courtesans[5].

not courtiers people as good, then the monarch also believe that bad.

As King Canute showed to his courtiers, we cannot stop the tide from coming in; we can try, but it will only carry us away.

The Queen Mother surprised courtiers by suddenly kissing the Duke on the cheek.

Courtiers and servants alike goggled and whispered.

The courtiers to execute, Jing ke. Afterwards, he was dazed for a long time.

For the courtiers, flattery became a way of life.

My courtiers called me the Happy Prince, and happy indeed I was, if pleasure be happiness.

There is good connection between these two courtiers.

Now that you have this command, it is the desire courtiers ah!

They were not only courtiers but also literators . They sashayed in politics and literature .

Feudal dynasty in China, the emperor's name is taboo, courtiers and commoners may I say, the pen to write or use.

The courtiers thought he was dead, and they all went to pay their respects to their new emperor.

The generals, courtiers and bureaucrats who have been in charge for the past 15 months have ruled dismally .

The courtiers, to get into favor with the Queen, took to pulling their noses several times every day to make them grow longer.

Though hijras, once trusted courtiers of the Mughal emperors, have a well-established identity in India, gay men and women do not;

As well as accommodating thousands of courtiers and officials,

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The courtiers at Versailles loved Franklin

east hallway-style dressing booths, thus changing the old imperial courtiers climbing, this is tea;

and the people of Paris and the courtiers