Thus circumstanced, Henry at length resolved to exert all his authority, and despairing of success through the medium of a third person, he determined himself to visit the Marquise and to exact the restitution of the document.
Sully had addressed the obnoxious remark which was the subject of complaint to the Prince himself, or if it had merely been reported to him by a third person.
I will go away, will not play the base, unworthy part of a third person, who is merely tolerated, secretly wished dead a thousand times.
The countess, as you've perceived, treats me with an aversion which, in the presence of a third person, is concealed behind the veil of sarcastic courtesy.
Besides, it must be tiresome enough to a third person.
A bill of exchange is a written order or request to a person in a distant place, to pay a third person a certain sum of money.
Thus, a man may agree to pay what shall be the market price at a particular time, or a price to be fixed by a third person.
There is always, as it were, a third person present, even when I and my mother are alone.
It indicates either the first, second, or third person; e.
If the verb is in the second or third person, the i is changed to g and again the verb ari,u is added, or an honorific particle depending upon what the person deserves, or without it as an absolute form.
But now the whole doctrine in discussion comes in: If you have a combination to bring about by lawful means the injury of a third person in his lawful rights--not amounting to crime--is that an unlawful conspiracy?
There is no doubt that a combination made to the prejudice of a third person is highly criminal at the common law.
Suppose even the evidence of the contract to be obtained by fraud, unless it be against the express provision of a statute, and is transferred to a third person for a valuable consideration, without notice of fraud, it, must be paid.
Simply because he was so fearfully looking for it, he found it--the thing that had for its theme the wretchedness that might be expected from the presence of a third person in the new home.
But Billy, dear, think of it--calling your own baby a third person!
A pronoun that denotes the person or thing spoken of, is in the =third person=; as, I found it.
In case you should object to shew your tenderness in the presence of a third person, I will take whatever determination love may suggest to me.
Two hundred sequins were asked for it, although it had but two seats and a bracket-stool for a third person.
It was the first time that the happy couple admitted a third person to their tete-a-tete.
A third person states:--'I am from Malfi, and was near a monastery when the earthquake occurred.
And if he wanted a third person, was not there his own mother?
I knew already that Frank had spent more than he ought; but I think he should not have employed a third person to prepare me to forgive him.
The form of the verb is changed when it agrees with the second or third person singular; more on account of habit, I apprehend, than from any reason, or propriety as to a change of meaning in the word.
It is the imperative mood, third person of the verb to have.
Dorothy has had so much to try her of late that I felt this was really a case where a third person would be of advantage.
Of course, I have no fear with you, papa; no man would wrong his daughter, but when there is a third person in the matter it is as well that one should look after oneself.
As a rule, I should be very chary of offering to join anyone travelling; a third person is often a nuisance, just as much so in travelling as at other times.
But there were the marks of a third person, weren't there?
By the way, I should have added that he suspects a third person, an artist, resident not far from his place, of being his son's assailant.
What is more, I did not have any use for a third person in this business.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "third person" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
