six-and-twenty

The Countess Brenhilda was now above six-and-twenty years old, with as much beauty as can well fall to the share of an Amazon.

Count Robert of Paris 2008

If France were divided into ten circuits, the magistracy might be reinstated by conferring its dignities on men of fortune; but with six-and-twenty circuits this is impossible.

Scenes from a Courtesan's Life 2007

The judicious Dom Calmet values this sum at four hundred and forty-eight livres, six sous, nine deniers, according to the ancient calculation adopted at random, in which the silver mark was of six-and-twenty livres value.

A Philosophical Dictionary 2007

A young man — six-and-twenty — vigorously made, and well-shaped.

Pictures from Italy 2007

The story of the deposit must be considered by every man of sense as equally false and ridiculous with that of the six-and-twenty journeys on foot.

A Philosophical Dictionary 2007

Jenkinson, not the least of English travellers, had, in six-and-twenty years of travel in behalf of the Muscovite Company, penetrated into not merely Russia and the Levant, but Persia and

Westward Ho! 2007

His young ardor recalled memories of the colonel of six-and-twenty;

Two Poets 2007

She was about six-and-twenty, but had preserved all the freshness of youth from living in the tranquillity and abundance of a country life.

Scenes from a Courtesan's Life 2007

His young ardor recalled memories of the colonel of six-and-twenty;

Two Poets 2007

She was made to take pony-riding, or piano-exercise, or any other sort of bodily medicament, according as my Lady Southdown saw meet; and her ladyship would have kept her daughter in pinafores up to her present age of six-and-twenty, but that they were thrown off when

Vanity Fair 2006