Crossword-Solution: COSTAR 6 letters, 94 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 8

The abbe Costar, "most gallant of pedants and most pedantic of gallants," who had an equal taste for literature and good dinners, calls her "the incomparable," sends her his books, corresponds with her, and expresses his delight at finding her "so beautiful, so spirituelle, so full of reason." The poet Scarron speaks of her as "toute lumineuse, toute precieuse." The circle she met in the salon of her godmother, the Duchesse d'Aiguillon, had no less influence in determining her future fortunes.

Costar, has made the same observation as you have, and he calls the process by some Greek name which I forget.” “What! my remark is not then original?” cried Porthos, astounded.

Costar, has made the same observation as you have, and he calls the process by some Greek name which I forget." "What! my remark is not then original?" cried Porthos, astounded.

Its fortunate possessor, nothing abashed, went on, "But dew tell, wha--at on airth _dew_ you call yourselves?" "These, sir," replied Freddy, as grave as a judge, though his eyes sparkled with fun, "are the famous Dashahed Zouaves, First Regiment Long Island Volunteers; I am the Colonel, this is Major Schermerhorn, Captains Spicer, Chadwick, Livingston, and Boorman, Sergeant Pringle, and Adjutant Costar." "Oh, _light infantry_ regiment, I calculate." "No, sir, _heavy veterans_!" put in Will Costar.

That may be very well for them--you're all a parcel of Yankee shopkeepers together--but, I can tell you, no Southern _gentleman_ will stand it!" "North or South, Tom," began Will Costar, pretty sharply, "every regiment must have a head--and obey the head.