| He was a well-known French litterateur, and director of the library of the Arsenal. |
| But, at a certain point, the musician in Richard Strauss asserts himself above the litterateur. |
| The litterateur in Wagners estimation had no fixed purpose, no ideal. |
| How joyfully I would shed the very last drop of my blood to preserve the life of a scholar, of a litterateur, of a man of worth. |
| Beneath a baldish head an trifocals he wears a thick cloud of mustache and a white beard in the profuse, flowing style of a grand British litterateur. |
| No Judeo-German litterateur has ever been able to make more than a scanty living, and that only sporadically, out of his books. |
