They say that he was not without influence with the entourage of the Comte d'Artois.
Only those in the immediate entourageof the Sovereign and the diplomat know the truth.
He has a new entourage and a new Cabinet, but the Princess Luisa stills lives at the Palace, sweet, handsome, yet ever pale and thoughtful.
After that unfortunate scandal in her own entourage Her Majesty had been powerless to prevent uncharitable chatter concerning others.
Beautiful, too, beyond cavil, her position as the wife of one of the most brilliant cavaliers that e'er graced the entourage of Mme.
His Majesty did not suffer like his wife from an unconquerable horror of frisky matrons; on the contrary, his abhorrence was chiefly directed against the starchy dowagers and the prudish devotes who formed the entourage of the Queen.
It was understood that in milor's immediate entourage la belle Irene alone was allowed to be frivolous, and we are told that she took full advantage of this permission.
But Raphael's cartoons went not only to Brussels, but elsewhere, and somehow the borders got left behind; and thus we see his celebrated suite of Acts of the Apostles with a different entourage in the Madrid set from what it bears in Rome.
The Mongol ruler fled on horseback with his immediate entourage into the north of China, and soon after into Mongolia.
Chu Yüan-chang and his entourage were also unable to free themselves from some of the ideas of the Mongol epoch.
In the immediate entourage of the emperor, however, were the eunuchs.
The emperor and his entourage could return to Mongolia in the summer, when China became too hot or too humid for them; and from Peking they were able to maintain contact with the rest of the Mongol empire.
Mahomet himself had no separate house, but dwelt with each of his wives in turn, favouring Ayesha most, and as his harem increased a house was added for each wife, so that his entourage was continually near him and under his surveillance.
Around him rested his chief warriors, Ali, Othman, Zeid, Omar, with his counseller Abu Bekr and his numerous entourage of heroes and enthusiasts.
In August, 1915, the Emperor, influenced by the entourageof the Empress and of Rasputin, decided to take the Supreme Command of the Army.
Although in his conversation with Alexeiev Kerensky made no hint, we noticed that his entourage was somewhat uneasy, and realised that decisions in regard to certain changes had already been taken.
He was part of the entourage of the homosexual Philippe d'Orleans, where many reckoned him the handsomest man at court.
The enemies he had in the Academy and its entourage were too powerful for his claims to be considered.
The king and his court entourage settled for most of the year in Whitehall instead of traveling around the country.
The people in the entourage rode horses or walked.
In some way or another he gained the favourable notice of Duke Cosimo, and seems to have rendered him some acceptable service: at all events, he found himself at home in the entourage of the Sovereign.
The Estates wished to hear him if the Emperor and his entourage had resolved to prevent him from speaking.
As the Napoleonic dynasty became apparently more consolidated both at home and abroad, this entourage gradually changed--though no truthful observer could have honestly averred that the change was for the better.
The flatterers and courtiers around her had imbued her with the idea that she was a kind of Elizabeth and a Catherine in one, and the clerical element in her entourage was not the least blamable in that respect.
I have spoken elsewhere of the immediate entourage of the Imperial hosts, and may therefore pass them over in silence here.
The majority of the Emperor's entourage were confident that war with Germany was only a matter of time; very few considered it to be so imminent.
Most of the men in the immediate entourage of the Emperor were intoxicated with their sudden leap into power, but of course the intoxication manifested itself in different ways.
For from that moment (the 6th or 7th of August) the entourage of the Empress began to think of saving the Empire by sacrificing, if needs be, the Emperor.
I remember an anecdote which was told to me by some one who was in his immediate entourage when he was only President.
The hospitality of Government House was proverbial, and whilst the Viceroy and his entourage were residing in Calcutta, it was one perpetual round of gaiety and entertainments, week after week.
Indeed it may be doubted whether there is any member of the imperial entourage who stands as high in the good graces of the German ruler as does his ambassador to the Court of Vienna.
It was her perquisite, and many in that ill-paid entourage envied her her means of increasing her income.
A difference of opinion between certain persons in the Emperor's entourage and myself was the real reason.
Naturally, there were men in the entourage of the German Emperor whose pride kept them from making too large an offering to the throne, but as a rule their suffering in the Byzantine atmosphere of Germany was greater than their enjoyment.
I draw these conclusions solely from my knowledge of the Emperor and hisentourage and from other information obtained indirectly.
The Emperor took my advice, and Colonel Randa had one or two interviews with a member of the immediate entourage of the King.
I know that you are prudent, but I beg you to use your influence so that both His Majesty and his entourage may show a confident front to the world.
Yet such was the African's nature, such the result of the training which slavery in the imperialentourage had drilled into him, that Hun Rhavas forgot the clemency and only remembered the punishment.
In the midst of anentourage composed of lying sycophants and of treacherous minions, the Cæsar seemed to feel in the presence of the stranger a sense of security and of trust.
