The sultaness heard all the princess told her very patiently, but would not believe it.
The sultaness herself helped to undress her, put her into bed by a kind of violence: and after having kissed her, and wished her good night, retired with the women to her own apartments.
As soon as the sultaness was dressed, she went to the princess's apartment, who was still in bed.
Schahriar, being curious to know if the remainder of the story of the fisherman would be such as the sultaness said, put off the execution of the cruel law one day more.
Schahriar, curious to know what would become of the old man's son, who led the bitch, told the sultaness he would be very glad to hear the end of that story next night.
Dinarzade having awaked her sister the sultaness as usual, prayed her to tell her another story.
Schahriar having signified that he had the same fear, the sultaness replies, Well, Sir, I will satisfy you immediately.
When Dinarzade observed that her sister the sultaness had done speaking, she thanked her in the most obliging manner for her entertainment in a history so exceedingly agreeable.
Dinarzade did not fail to awake the sultaness of the Indies, who thus commenced her story.
Each day the sultaness practiced the same device, and each day the sultan's curiosity got the better of his cruelty, so that he allowed her to live on.
The sultaness urged her to say nothing about it, as no one would believe so strange a tale.
Nevertheless, the princess received the sultaness with sighs and tears, but after some persuasion she told her mother all that had happened during the night.
The sultaness cast herself at his feet, and embraced them tenderly with all the marks of the most lively and perfect gratitude.
He was convinced of the merit and great wisdom of the sultaness Scheherazade.
The sultan of the Indies could not but admire the prodigious and inexhaustible memory of the sultaness his wife, who had entertained him so many nights with such a variety of interesting stories.
The Sultaness finding the success of her project, now thought it time to put the finishing stroke to it.
The Sultaness pitched on one which was by the seaside, and the way to which was by sea.
The fair Sultaness was charmed with this tender assurance, and there being nobody present that she suspected, she again embraced her much loved husband, and then told him what she had proposed to the Sultan.
He could not imagine there had been a possibility of saving that unhappy princess; but the tenderness with which the Sultaness had inspired him, was so near that he felt for his daughter, that it gave him an astonishment not to be conceived.
The Sultaness wept, and Thibault was extremely moved, but reason reassuming its empire, they embraced and bade each other adieu, and begged heaven they might soon meet again.
She then related her surprising adventures, which thesultaness heard very patiently, but could scarcely believe.
But the Sultaness has found out who they are, visits them in prison, and "reconciliations and forgivenesses of injuries" follow.
The Sultaness is almost persona muta--and indeed her tongue must have required a rest.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sultaness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
