| One which is brought from the Island of Samothrace, and is purple like the cloak of Csar. |
| He was more than ever sure that Grannie was a simpleton and Csar a brazen hypocrite. |
| Csar was moved by his self-satisfied piety, and began to make' noises in his nostrils. |
| Csar had money, and he wrote to his sister to come and see him at Castro in his seigniorial mansion. |
| Their country had been the cockpit of Europe from the time of Csar until Waterloo. |
| The device, aut Csar, aut nihil, was worthy of a man of energy and courage. |
