Take notice of this street, and to-morrow present the boy Cauzee with a purse of gold.
Let us play that the Cauzee is trying the Merchant.
The merchant made oath before the Cauzee that he did not know there was money in the jar, and so of course could not have taken it.
The cauzee demanded if he had any witnesses; to which he replied, that he had not taken that precaution, because he had believed the person he trusted his money with to be his friend, and always took him for an honest man.
The feigned merchant alleged the same reasons as the real merchant had done before the cauzee himself, and offered to confirm by oath that what he had said was truth.
The feigned merchant who was accused would have objected against the evidence of the olive-merchants; but the pretended cauzee would not suffer him.
My brave boys," said the vizier, "which of you was the cauzee when you played together last night?
Immediately the cauzee was sent for, the contract signed, and the marriage prayer said.
But to omit no part of the formality, the supposed cauzee asked the merchant if it was the same; and as by his silence he seemed not to deny it, he ordered it to be opened.
He that represented Ali Khaujeh seemed to take off the cover, and the pretended cauzee made as if he looked into it.
The two merchants pretended to examine and to taste the olives, and told the cauzee they were new and good.
Ali Khaujeh after a low obeisance, informed the young cauzee of the fact, related every particular, and afterwards begged that he would use his authority, that he might not lose so considerable a sum of money.
The pretended cauzee then directing his discourse to the feigned Ali Khaujeh, asked him what he had to lay to that merchant's charge?
Thus the barber cried aloud in the street it was not enough for him to have occasioned so great a scandal in the quarter where the cauzee lived, but he would have it known through the whole town.
Immediately the cauzee himself ran, opened the door, and asked what they wanted.
As soon as the cauzee was come in, he caned one of his slaves, who had deserved chastisement.
Finding the doors open, they entered, and beheld the cauzee and his companion in the height of their mirth, who welcomed them, and they sat down.
When the princess was informed of the offer she consented, and the sultan, attended by a splendid cavalcade, conducted her that evening to his palace, where the cauzee united them in marriage.
She then sent for the cauzee and witnesses, and appointed a trustee, after which we were married.
He then ran up and seized the sultan by the nose, the cauzee at the same time attacking the vizier: it was with difficulty that they made their escape from the house.
Upon this the cauzee danced with redoubled vigour, and more ridiculous gestures, in hopes of evading discovery.
The cauzee and the fisherman, having recovered from their confusion, obeyed the commands of the sultan, and being seated, the latter related the following tale.
Let a cauzee and witnesses be called, and the three contracts be drawn up and signed immediately.
The next evening the cauzee and the fisherman indulged themselves as before, and while they were making merry, the sultan and his vizier entered, but in different disguises from those they had worn on the former night.
But to return to the good cauzee and his wicked companions.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cauzee" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
