He and actor people speak just as facing toward an honest courtier and speaking.
I knew him as a courtier , too, and as a bold intriguant.
The success of great scholars and thinkers is commonly a courtier-like success, not kingly, not manly.
Li Xiaodao's tone is getting heavier and heavier, just like a courtier who cares about the country and the people. His temperament is like Xiao Li's exploring flowers, which is an example of nothing.
Muzhanga was the most famous courtier in Qing Dynasty. The word "courtier" was more difficult to hear than "treacherous courtier".
“The Royal Collection will make a very generous donation to their charities,” says a courtier.
Lujia is the oldest courtier among the funerals of Nanyue people, courtiers and officials and Zhao Tuo's family.
At this time, the emperor saw at one glance the courtier who had been waiting for him for so long, kneeling down there, and the quick-mouthed prince.
Don't believe what a courtier tells you.
The success of University masters and thinkers is usually neither imperial nor heroic, but courtier success.
In history a story similar to the said story of the Kun and Peng was mentioned in the talk between Emperor Tang and his courtier Ji.
“We expect too much of him, ” sighs a senior courtier.
Sir Walter Raleigh, English navigator, courtier, and once favourite of Elizabeth I, was beheaded at Whitehall for treason.
For the teachers, we should be courtier and courtier.
Soon afterwards the emperor sent another honest courtier to the weavers to see how they were getting on, and if the cloth was nearly finished.
The courtier of the court, all of them, looked like a gentleman.
His great grandfather was a simple courtier then.
Next morning at sunrise the wise courtier was waiting for king at the door of palace bed chamber.
He was an adroit courtier.
The death of the old emperor is both sad and happy for ministers, because with the succession of the new emperor, it is bound to be another contest for power, for the emperor is a courtier.
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