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Sentences ending with patron

Eva's cheeks flushed with joy and pride as she heard how nobly her lover had justified the confidence of his imperial patron. [10]
Why should not she give him his real start, win his gratitude, help him to his fame, and then, when it was won, be pointed out as a discoverer and a patron? [11]
Macrinus, a man of humble birth, who owed his promotion to Severus, the father of Caracalla, had, the day before, been praying in the Pantheon to the statue of his deceased patron. [10]
Pontius did not notice it, but Arsinoe--for it was her pretty face that looked out--at once recognized the architect whom she had seen at Lochias and of whom Pollux had spoken as his friend and patron. [10]
The student, when he had passed it, could choose a master from among the learned of the higher grades, who undertook to be his philosophical guide, and to whom he remained attached all his life through, as a client to his patron. [10]
The idea of giving up to her his own neat little room behind the kitchen seemed like a revelation from St. Eoban, his patron. [10]

More example sentences with the word patron in them

And that horrid young pirate, Ault, a patron of literature! [4]
For fourteen hundred years St. Mark has been her patron saint. [5]
Her name, "Julie," which she owed to her patron saint, Kuni supposed was the same as "Juliane. [10]
The last words which he addressed to her before leading her back to the others contained the promise to make her patron saint, St. Clare, his own. [10]
That the sword which had slain thousands of their sons should have been dedicated to Serapis, and accepted by the god, alienated many of the citizens from the patron divinity of the town. [10]
I was present when my honorable and reverend patron, the Lord Bishop of London, Doctor King, entertained her with festival state and pomp beyond what I had seen in his great hospitality offered to other ladies. [4]
However, I next went to the Serapeum--it is a long way, and it was very hot in the sun--to ask for help from my old patron, the high-priest. [10]
The young woman was Miss Cassandra Hopkins, and the portly gentleman, the Honorable Alva himself, patron of the drama, who had entered upon his governorship and now wished to be senator. [9]
It dazzled his vision, and moved him strongly to grasp the right hand which his generous patron still held out to him. [10]
If she refuse to receive it, it can only be because she is willing to become the patron of privateering when aimed at our devastation. [7]
Hain't the first time you've b'en a patron, Alvy. [9]
All this, he thought, he could now repay, for certainly his old patron was poor enough, and he intended honestly to share with his former benefactor the profits he expected to realize with so fair a prodigy as Dada. [10]
Not yet had the Romans dared to lay hands on the chief of the gods, the patron and protector of the city. [10]
While kneeling at the prie-dieu, she had reached the certainty that her patron saint had led Heinz Schorlin to her. [10]
The church of the patron saint was the great center of attraction. [4]
I can see that she already regards him as her tutelary patron, and when we get back to Syria, she will be begging me to join her in a pilgrimage to his shrine! [10]
Alas poor house that is robbed of its past, of its glory, and of its patron deities! [10]
I wore a suit of gray homespun, and in my saddle-bags I carried four precious law books, the stock in trade which my generous patron had given me. [9]
It is a square stuccoed structure, stained light green, and covered by a dome,--a tasteless monument, embellished with stucco medallions, inside, of the poet, of Virgil, of Brunetto Latini, the poet's master, and of his patron, Guido da Polenta. [4]
It must be soon, with the permission of St. Clare, who, since you have chosen her for your patron saint, looks down upon you as well as on me. [10]
No work of sculpture had ever produced such an effect upon the old patron of art. [10]
For that very reason the Minorite should learn the character of this patron of his order. [10]
A distinguished foreign prelate was her patron, and his recommendation opened every door, even the Palestrina's. [10]
For, by my patron saint, she forbade me the house as if I were a thief and a burglar. [10]
He is the patron saint of the good town of Sorrento; he is the good genius of all sailors and fishermen; and he has a humbler office,--that of protector of the pigs. [4]
They knew each other: Tarautas had received many a gift from his imperial patron after hard-won victories in which his blood had flowed. [10]
His wife to open bazaars, give tennis-parties, and be patron to the clergy; himself at last, no doubt, to go into Parliament; to feel the petty, or serious, responsibilities of a husband and a landlord. [11]
So we journeyed on, through the terrible hills and deserts and the roasting sun, and then far into the night, seeking the honored pool of Baalam's ass, the patron saint of all pilgrims like us. [5]
With a sigh of relief, and a hasty thanksgiving to her patron saint, she at once began to praise the virtue and piety of the servant as well as his lord; but Eva again interrupted, and asked what Sir Heinz Schorlin desired. [10]
After the assassination of his patron, who had already been proclaimed emperor by the troops, Andreas's father had been deprived of his offices, his citizenship, and his honors; his possessions were confiscated, and he was exiled to the island of Anaphe. [10]
Saint Martin is my patron saint; let all who value their souls refuse to attack the church and defend it with me. [10]
For he had made a great noise in the world since then, and the wrath of such men as my late patron was heavy upon him. [9]
As for me, I hope I am not curious, but I own to having had a curiosity about Farrar's Philadelphia patron, to whom Farrar made but slight allusions. [9]
The memory of his unworthy deed, which history would chronicle, had robbed the sensitive man, the author and patron of budding Roman poetry, of many an hour's sleep, and therefore he also now laboured zealously to oblige the Queen and mitigate her hard fate. [10]
A wealthy aristocrat, he is a generous patron of literature, and also holds art and science in high esteem. [10]
Opposition would merely have sharpened the young knight's desire; therefore his imperial patron had treated him as if he were ignorant of what was passing in his mind. [10]
Alexas's lavish patron had made him so rich that he could bear to lose his favour for the sake of this object. [10]
Unconsciously the Cure had declared himself the patron of all that made Pontiac for ever a notable spot in the eyes of three nations: and if he repented of it, no man ever knew. [11]
This is the first Italian town I have seen which does not appear to have a patron saint. [5]
He was their faithful friend and patron, and Apollinaris's misfortune had disgusted him no less than the order in the execution of which he was now obliged to take part. [10]
Granvelle attributed the Emperor's unexpectedly rapid convalescence and the fortunate change which had taken place in his gloomy mood to the favourable political news, and perhaps also to the music which, as a zealous patron of art, he himself loved. [10]
But he felt dimly that the relations of patron and patronized were becoming somewhat jumbled. [9]
Thence she really did set out upon the pilgrimage to Santiago di Compostella; but St. James, the patron saint of the Spaniards, whose untiring mercy so many praised, did not prove specially favourable to her. [10]
This excellent woman could give her better counsel than any one, and she certainly owed the recollection of Frau Gertrude to her patron saint. [10]
Glancing round the circle of courtiers, and casting a grateful look at his priestly patron, he said: "It would be asking too much of your Roman table-companions that they should know a philosopher. [10]
Alexas's persecution had ceased long before; he had first been sent away as envoy by his patron Antony, and afterwards been compelled to accompany him to the war. [10]
Among these the caterer designed one for a surprise to his patron and a delicate recognition of the source of his wealth, which he found Dryfoos very willing to talk about, when he intimated that he knew what it was. [8]
It was nothing but a sheet of paper with a poem on it, carried to the door of his London patron, for which the poet received a guinea, and perhaps a seat at the foot of my lord's table. [4]
Proofs had not been wanting to show hint how devoted the prince was to him, and if he had been able to say to his patron, "I am a Greylock," no doubt his lord would gladly have accorded his daughter's hand to him. [10]
He must have been a coarse saint, patron of pigs as he was, but I don't know any one anywhere, or the homely stone image of one, so loved by the people. [4]
Yet Eva should be the lady of his heart, her patron saint should be his, and he would never sue for the love of any other maiden. [10]
He dined often at the little Hotel St. Malo near the Gare Montparnasse, where the excellent landlord played the host, father, critic, patron, comrade--often benefactor--to his bons enfants. [11]
Yes, it is an old and valued friend, the Honorable Alva Hopkins, patron of the drama, and sometimes he has a beautiful young woman (still unattached) by his side. [9]
The boatmen are an honest set of fellows, as Italians go; and, let us hope, not unworthy followers of their patron, St. Antonino, whose chapel is on the edge of the gorge near the Villa Nardi. [4]

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