Gronville, envoy from the republic to Copenhagen, is threatened with recall if his Danish Majesty does not acknowledge the French republic.
Individuals are punished, but the misdeeds, like the sufferings or sorrows of man, are lost in the harmonious majesty of the Whole.
Conquest led to the identification of the deities of the victor and the vanquished; and the importance of military triumph enhanced the majesty of the successful god.
Her majesty is served by no married women but the grande maîtresse, who is generally a widow of the first quality, always very old, and is at the same time groom of the stole, and mother of the maids.
His imperial majesty did me the honour of speaking to me in a very obliging manner; but he never speaks to any of the other ladies; and the whole passes with a gravity and air of ceremony that has something very formal in it.
Queen Pamunky entered the Assembly with great dignity, and with an air of majesty walked slowly up the long room.
Then proclamation was made that these lands belonged to her Majesty Queen Elizabeth of England by the Grace of God.
So they at once took possession of it "in the right of the Queen's most excellent Majesty as rightful Queen and Princess of the same.
Worthy of death too should be any one who seemed by word or deed to doubt the right of "his Majesty that now is" to the Colony of Virginia.
And no doubt these gentlemen when they depart will give his Majesty a just information of the case.
No doubt," said one, "we all need pardon from heaven, but the American who needs pardon from his Britannic Majestyis yet to be found.
This was the last connected speech that Captain Brand ever made in this world, or in the world to come, perhaps, for at the last word Paul Darcantel rose in all his revengeful majesty before him.
He stammered a good deal, and when he raised the crucifix to the lips of the young girl, her innocent looks and maidenly majesty of deportment so struck my coadjutor with confusion that he let the crucifix fall to the deck at her dainty feet.
The blue sky appeared, and the glorious sun once more came up in his majesty over the distant hills of Cuba.
In spite of the known discrepancy between the views of the Powers, they have issued a Collective Note urging upon His Majesty King Agamemnon the necessity of prompt withdrawal.
His Majesty the King narrowly missed being hit by a thunderbolt this morning.
His Majesty and the Greek Fleet sailed to-day from Epidaurus, amid scenes of great enthusiasm.
We saw thee stalk in youthful prime With high Proctorial mien: We saw the majesty sublime Which marked the Junior Dean; O pundit grave!
Her Majesty the Queen and His Excellency Count Aegisthus were both visibly affected.
Your master is the German government, of which His Majesty the Kaiser is supreme overlord!
It's possible the Germans may prefer not to risk putting His Majesty on the scent.
I am told that the "proud young porter," who now the sheep is dead, represents alone the Majesty of England at the British Embassy is indignant at not having been invited to add his signature to the protest.
The sword drops from his hand; awed by the majesty of the past, he flees and dares not strike," is the way in which a newspaper I have just bought deals with the question.
Its majesty is in your hands, trail it not in the dust, Nor keep your shrinking slaves as prey for lovers', husbands' lust!
And a step that might save his Majesty much trouble," he said with a smile.
Your Majesty will not have far to look for him," he continued in a playful tone.
The Duke of Epernon ruled the land of Roses, and would rule until the young Duke of Guise, to whom His Majesty had given commission, put him out; and then Guise would rule.
Your Majesty will do me the justice to remember," he said, "that I had your order to have a special care of my province; and to mass what force I could in Perigueux.
His Majestyis certainly a judge," the listener responded, the twinkle in his eye more apparent than usual.
In the old days, this ceremony of sounding the royal kettledrums as a sign that majesty lived within, had been quite an imposing one.
I took the liberty of extending to Her Majesty the freedom of the city, and asked her to visit our pressrooms and see us squat our burning thoughts into a quarter of a million copies of the paper, and all for two cents.
