Supposing that by these words Anna Pavlovna was somewhat lifting the veil from the secret of the countess' malady, an unwary young man ventured to express surprise that well known doctors had not been called in and that the countess was being attended by a charlatan who might employ dangerous remedies. [noun]
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But the pupil soon found his teacher to be but a charlatan, and betook himself, aided by commentaries, to master logic, geometry and the Almagest. [noun]
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The greater the mental charlatan, the more definite his insistence on the wickedness and weaknesses of human nature. [noun]
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You fool, you thing in petticoats, you deceiver of women, you charlatan, you mountebank, go. [noun]
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I got this cordial at Rome, of an Italian charlatana fellow you would have kicked, Carter. [noun]
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Angrily they abuse him as charlatan or madman. [Please select]
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He had the perfect gift of the charlatan, and he had discovered his metier. [Please select]
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They had entrusted the sacred ark of their political hopes to a charlatan. [Please select]
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Had it not been for Lothair I should have said nothing but a charlatan. [Please select]
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C'est un maitre charlatan; il ne dit que des impostures.' [Please select]
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