Which preposition to use with guise

of Occurrences 280%

He must be so 'furnished' that, without recourse to books or study-table, he can minister acceptably to men who under the guise of a miner's garb hide the social and mental culture of life in Eastern colleges and professional days.

in Occurrences 10%

But you see with your own eyes your father in the guise in which he often visited me, and you may hear how he honored me in various ways and made me queen of the Egyptians.

with Occurrences 6%

These come in lowly guise with familiar everyday voices, but their eloquence has the incommunicable grace of infancy, the promise of the first dawn, the menace of the first night.

for Occurrences 5%

He was to receive as recompense for his condescension the sum of fifty thousand crowns, with the first government which should become vacant, and was authorized to promise two hundred thousand crowns to the Duc de Guise for the payment of his debts, as well as several lesser sums to others of the Princes, on condition that they should return to their allegiance and forego their personal animosities.

from Occurrences 4%

His prior attachment was not, however, the only reason which should have deterred Mademoiselle de Guise from thus suffering her fancy to overcome her better feelings, as M. de Bellegarde was accused of having been accessory to the assassination of her father; but neither of these considerations appears to have had any weight with the young Princess.

at Occurrences 4%

You must reconcile me to the Duc de Guise at any price.

by Occurrences 4%

The Marquis d'Ancre had, however, aggravated her displeasure against M. de Guise by introducing to her presence the son of the murdered man, who threw himself at her feet, weeping bitterly, and demanding justice.

to Occurrences 3%

He had not the least desire to shine, but was delighted beyond measure to shew other people in their best guise to his friends.

into Occurrences 2%

The general parallel between the League in France and the Covenant in England, was too obvious to escape early notice; but the return of Monmouth to England against the king's express command, in order to head the opposition, perhaps the insurrection, of London, presented a still closer analogy to the entry of the Duke of Guise into Paris, under similar circumstances, on the famous day of the barricades.

than Occurrences 2%

If you are determined to play Pamela to the end, at least you shall play it in other guise than this.

as Occurrences 2%

If his poet friends mourned for him it must have been in some such guise as this.

during Occurrences 2%

This manly declaration in no degree softened the ire of the Count; who, enchanted at having discovered an opportunity of annoying and harassing M. de Guise during the first week of his marriage, retorted in a manner which impelled the Queen to request that each would retire to his hôtel; and to express at the same time her earnest hope that a little calm reflection would induce the disputants to become reconciled.

amongst Occurrences 1%

All the lords of the court, the Duke of Guise amongst them, went to meet him.

against Occurrences 1%

His efforts were considerably favored by the measures of Philip for the support of the league formed by the House of Guise against Henry III.

before Occurrences 1%

And the king, seeing the Count of La Marche such humble guise before him, could not restrain his compassion amidst his wrath, but made him rise up, and forgave him graciously all the evil he had wrought against him.

Over Occurrences 1%

And as it is the spittle-houses' guise Over their gate to write their founders' names, Or on the outside of their walls at least, In hope by their example others mov'd Will be more bountiful and liberal; So in the forefront of their chronicles, Or peroratione operis, They learning's benefactors reckon up, Who built this college, who gave that free school, What king or queen advanced scholars most,

through Occurrences 1%

Savoisy did not like it, but the king insisted; and so they went in this guise through the crowd, and got many a blow from the officers' staves when they attempted to approach too near the procession.

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