The face of the 'tzin wore a perplexed and troubled expression as he unrolled the scroll.
With a loud whistle the 'tzin summoned the slaves who bore his litter.
Six men walked in front of the palanquin, in five of whom we would have recognized Hualcoyotl, Macua, tzin Euet, and the other two ruling caciques.
These preparations would depend largely on the tzin and his companion, and they permitted no time to go by unimproved, but proceeded at once to the consummation of them.
When the tzin had withdrawn from the prince's apartment the latter fell into deep meditation, as was his wont in the recent past.
One day, while the tzin slept, the youthful nurse leaned over the bed to listen to his breathing; possibly to learn if any change had taken place in the condition of it.
The tzin was a young man of superior natural resources, and, being of an agreeable and affable disposition, his efforts were rewarded in a very satisfactory degree.
The young hunter had impressed the tzin most favorably, and, in addition to extending to him the hospitality of his home, he designed making an ally of him.
A friend of tzin Euet, who would communicate with Teochma, his mother," answered the prince, with caution.
When the morning came the tzin was gone, and the unwonted stillness of the villa told of saddened hearts within.
Itlza was given a seat near her husband, while the tzin occupied one only a short distance off.
The tzin early inquired the name of his fellow sojourner, and, also, by making himself known, drew from him his views on tribal affairs.
The good news quickly spread, and the cloud of sorrow which had hung like a pall over the friends of the tzin and the old tutor was lifted, and general rejoicing succeeded.
Proof of the lad's cleverness in the matter of wound dressing had been furnished the tzin in two instances, and, by his request, he was installed as his nurse.
The 'tzin had not time to observe the effect of the fall, for a score of men came quickly up, bringing a beam of wood as long and large as the spar of a brigantine; a trailing rope at its further end strengthened the likeness.
The 'tzin raised his hand and pointed to the palace,-- "So the strangers have asked.
Closely, across the third canal, along the causeway to the village of Popotla, the 'tzin kept the pursuit.
After that the 'tzin remained sunk in thought until the canoe touched the landing at his garden.
On the other side, the 'tzin kept close watch from the teocallis.
To avoid such a disgrace, the 'tzin was coming here to-night to hang his shield in the portico.
Hualpa took the seat this time; after which the 'tzin continued.
It may be that I am too much influenced by the 'tzin to judge them; but, if they are teules, so are we.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tzin" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
