Already she had known how to attach the magnates to her by the confidence she had shown them; she held out to them her child; "I am abandoned of my friends," said she in Latin, a language still in use in Hungary amongst the upper classes; "I am pursued by my enemies, attacked by my relatives; I have no hope but in your fidelity and courage; wemy son and Ilook to you for our safety.

Like a heavy Roman consul of the Decadence, the man sits there, lumpy and meaningless; we might take it for a statue-portrait erected by some provincial municipality to celebrate a local magnate; but of prophecy or inspiration there is nothing to detect in this inert figure.

The Czar Alexander commanded his magnates to give to him the same deference that they gave to himself.

Suppose I were to consult the local magnates about a matter of this kind.

" "Highty, tighty!" fumed the exasperated magnate.

In this story Krishna the feudal magnate takes a natural place but there is no longer any contradiction between his character as a prince and his character as God.

Cornwallis and his henchmen fondly supposed that they were manufacturing magnates of the English type, who had made our agriculture a model for the world.

" "And you who pierced the magnate with a spike?" "You are right, leader.