Her first act of conscious royalty was thus to render heartfelt homage to "The Prince of the kings of the earth.
It was just at midnight, of a beautiful moonlight evening, that the young scions of royalty set forth from opposite shores of the lake, and stealthily paddled for the dominions of their enemies.
The scions of royalty crowd into the bed-chamber, and solemnly attest the event as one on which the destiny of a great empire is suspended.
In his royalty of nature Reigns that which would be fear'd.
Royalty and science never haggled about the value of blood.
It was not in the mere parade ofroyalty that the Mexican potentates exhibited their power.
To realise the different conceptions of royalty entertained by educated men under Louis XIV.
Royalty did not disappear in France on the day when Louis XVI.
This mystic belief in the absolute power of royaltywas shattered only when repeated experience proved that the power attributed to the adored being was fictitious.
Royalty no longer counted on anything but the foreign Courts.
While the threats of the Jacobins againstroyalty had roused many of the departments to indignation, it was learned that a Prussian army had arrived on the frontiers of Lorraine.
The pretty petulance and provocative manner which, contrasting with the royalty of her form and feature, contributed so much to her marvelous fascinations, had departed, he feared, never to return.
Not the less did such glory of past royalty surround the Tresilyan because she had abdicated, and never been dethroned.
Chapter L: The First Day of theRoyalty of Louis XIV.
The all-powerful minister, who had taken her regency from the queen, and his royalty from the king, had not been able to take a good stomach from nature.
The people answered this in the way that might be expected; every emblem of royalty was torn down through the city.
The deputies were only a small group of men in the great royal city garrisoned with all the traditions of the French royalty and 5,000 sabres and bayonets besides.
It was determined to take away their charters; and the infamous Judge Jeffreys was found a most subservient tool of royalty in undermining the liberties of the country.
The struggle of the people against royalty is preëminently the genius of the English Revolution.
By the aid of the church, royalty also rose above feudalism, and aided the popular cause.
Sterry's Rise, Race, and Royaltyof the Kingdom of God in the Soul of Man, p.
The lessees were to work the mines with due diligence and skill, and to pay a royalty to the United States of six per cent, of all the ores raised.
In company with others, Mr. Haldeman also bought the royalty of the John McClintock farm for ten thousand dollars in gold, the Irishman owning it thinking nothing but gold worth having.
It was the same with political opinions, from the royalty of the Ancien Régime to the unlimited democracy of the municipal faction.
At this period, the convention felt the necessity of organizing power, and of rendering the people settled, while the first assembly, from its position, only felt the necessity of weakening royalty and agitating the nation.
Royalty had invested them with a power which they now turned against it.
Authority and force became wholly displaced; royaltyhad lost them by its defeat, the nation had acquired them.
By the manes of the heroes slain for our country, we have sworn implacable war against royalty and royalists.
He would be but a fool who, with lightness of heart, could wish to cause the loss of the stakes of the republic against royalty after having supported them with some glory and peril.
We have observed with indignation," said the staff, "the intrigues of royalty threatening liberty.
It seemed to be ignorant that the worst risk royalty can be exposed to is that of disobedience.
Royalty sought to destroy an instrument that became dangerous when it ceased to be useful, and the parliament sought to govern royalty.
It will be seen by this account that the functions of royalty as they were in 1791, were shared by the council of ancients, who had the veto, and the directory, which held the executive power.
At last the large manufacturers awoke to the fact that Bessemer was underselling them by one hundred dollars a ton, and they hastened to pay a royalty for making steel by the new process.
Royalty gave them "gold snuffboxes enough to set up a shop," wrote home the father; "but in money I am poor.
But he had none of the vulgarity which had marked a few of his immediate predecessors; he had always shown a full appreciation of his royalty and the duties resultant from it.
It was indeed as though she had been robbed by some hostile fate of a royalty that she now declared her stolen right, and proudly reclaimed.
Lo, here, this long-usurped royalty From the dead temples of this bloody wretch Have I pluck'd off, to grace thy brows withal.
Stick deep, and in his royalty of nature Reigns that which would be fear'd.
Beseech your lordship, Vouchsafe to speak my thanks and my obedience, As from a blushing handmaid, to his Highness; Whose health and royalty I pray for.
But that your royalty Holds idleness your subject, I should take you For idleness itself.
Is this the government of Britain's isle, And this the royalty of Albion's king?
Now hear our English King; For thus hisroyalty doth speak in me.
You come with letters against the King, and take Vanity the puppet's part against the royalty of her father.
His chief complaint is that royalty is an expensive "sinecure.
Such has been the origin of royalty among all nations who live by the chase, agriculture, or the tending of flocks.
It greets mankind with the decree: "Royalty is from this day abolished in France.
Paine stated his general principles with some reservations, in view of the survival of royalty in the French constitution.
Finally he was the only man in Saul's who had any "air" at all, and he had already travelled round the world and been introduced by his mother to Royalty at Marienbad.
How had theroyalty of the man's nature fallen thus?
You could only have felt that profound compassion with which we gaze on a great royalty fallen.
As it was the country's custom to educate the first-born of royalty for the throne, the Ali-Mami of Footha-Yallon had been brought up almost within the precincts of the mosque.
He refused to see even the reporters," said the door-keeper, as if that were final, and a man who would deny himself to the reporters would not admit Royalty itself.
In respect of royaltythere was almost, not quite, a distinction of caste.
A few scions of the royal stock who had escaped the massacres of 1879 set up as pretenders to sovereignty, while here and there men of humble origin assumed the style of royalty and raised the standard of revolt.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "royalty" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
