| It demonstrated that tragedy need not be limited to the highborn, as Gottsched had maintained in his interpretation of Aristotle's Poetics. |
| It was not for very many years that Lafayette was to profit by his highborn mother's devoted care and foresight. |
| Therefore he brought the highborn maiden to the pass that she gave over her unruly will, which she asserted there afore. |
| It was a fashionable philosophy, appealing to learned gentlemen and highborn ladies alike, and it was one of the few philosophical alternatives to the Scholasticism still being taught in the universities. |
| The highborn captive was sitting against the far wall, drifting, eyes watching the beyond. |
| Studies finished, his heart firm in his lofty purpose, highborn schemes began their struggling claim for his attention. |
