All the wurld has herd of the fame of Prins Ricardo, whose name is feerd, and his sord dreded, wherever there are Monsters and Tirants.
As a prins in distress, I apeal to your valler, so renouned in Europe.
Highness's courage and sordsmanship, I throw myself at your feet, and implore you to asist a prins in distres.
Having satisfied me with a sight of these treasures, Vanderdecken ordered Prinsto have the chests removed, and we then returned to the table to smoke out the tobacco that remained in our pipes.
They all went about in the soulless, mechanical way I was now used to, and, when they had set down the chests, Prins dismissed them with an injunction to stand by ready to take them below again.
Whilst Prinswas in the captain's cabin hanging up the pictures, she exclaimed, "It is a dull and dreary day.
You could see he took no joy whatever in the contents of the cases; he eyed them stonily; you witnessed no pricking up of his ears to the tinkling and jingling rattle made by the coins as Prins poured them out and back again.
I say I had not time to reassure her, forPrins arrived to report breakfast, which brought Vanderdecken to us.
It was an hour after our usual dinner-time, and Prinsarrived to tell the captain the meal was on the table.
Prins had brought a chair for Imogene and she sat near the tiller.
Very luckily I had the remains of what sailors term a prick of tobacco in my pocket, which Prins when he dried my jacket had very honestly suffered to remain there.
Nor, had the money been shingle and the jewels and gold ornaments pieces of coal, couldPrins have worked with duller eyes or more mechanical motions.
Captain Enckel, of the Prins Lodewyk, who was here a week ago, brings me positive assurance that the man is at Batavia.
For the sea there is the gun-boat, Prins Lodewyk, and the cutter, Katrina, both of which I place at your disposal.
Tell Prins when he comes, it is my order he should leave the lamp burning," said he, speaking quietly and in a manner that recalled my earliest impressions of him when he talked low lest he should disturb Imogene.
You can use this cabin, and Prins shall give you one of my cloaks to soften your couch.
Vanderdecken and the mate came below soon after this, and Prins set a bowl of punch before them.
When the dinner hour came, he fiercely ordered Prins to bring him some drink on deck: he could not eat.
When they had done eating they called for pipes, and Vanderdecken toldPrins to bring him such and such a cloak, naming and describing it.
He stepped to the door and called, and then came to his chair and seated himself, not offering to speak till Prins arrived.
I then cried: "There is a silver flagon in the box under the table; that which Prins took away last week and brought back filled with sherry for Vanderdecken.
Prins prepared the table for supper, and then set a bowl of steaming punch before the captain.
Our stock of provisions was small, and my eye catching sight of the chest under the table I recollected having seen Prinsput a canvas bag full of biscuit into it after supper.
He motioned to Prins to put it down, giving me to know by the same gesture that it was at my service.
Prins meanwhile had put a box of tobacco and some long clay pipes upon the table, one of which Vanderdecken took and filled, asking me to smoke.
Had I been asked what would be the complexion of men dug up from their graves after lying there, I should have pointed to the countenances of Vanderdecken and Van Vogelaar--yes, and to Prins and the seaman who steered.
I had scarcely fully woke up, when the man Prins opened the cabin door and peered in, and perceiving me to be awake, he entered bearing a metal pitcher of water, an earthenware dish, and a rough cloth for drying the skin.
Not a word was said whilst Prins was at this work.
Some meat was put before me; Prins offered me a cake, and, being hard set, I fell to.
The eyes of the man Prins had a sickly, faraway look, to be imagined only, for no one could describe it.
About a fortnight or three weeks after I had been rescued, the captain ordered Prins to bring a large case into the cabin; it was put upon the table and the captain opened it.
Take as you may require, and Prins will fill your cup as often as you need.
At this moment Prins stepped on to the poop, and informed the captain that breakfast was ready.
By this time Prins had quitted the cabin, and the girl and I were alone.
Prins observed, with the absolute impersonality of modern justice, allow their sentences to fall upon unhappy wretches as a tap allows water to fall drop by drop upon the ground.
Prins declares himself in favour of transportation for Belgium, since the constitution of the Congo State.
And since the social factors are most capable of modification, so we say with Prins that ``for social evils we require social cures.
He states that from a hundred to six score Englishmen were there either killed or taken prisoners: "Entre les autres y fut prins le sire de Faucquembergue, qui d'aventure y estoit venu la nuict.
The Dutch admiral had formed his fleet in two lines, himself in the Prins Willem and Vice-Admiral Thijssen in the Vereenigte Provintien being the leaders.
For six hours the duel between the Prins Willem and the St Jago went on with fierce desperation, the captain of the Walcheren gallantly holding at bay the galleons who attempted to come to the rescue of Oquendo.
St Jago was a floating wreck with only a remnant of her crew surviving, when suddenly a fire broke out in the Prins Willem, which nothing could check.
Liszt of Marburg, and Professor Adolphe Prins of Brussels.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "prins" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
