pay court

She would have nothing to do with any of the men who paid court to her, and there were a few.

I will add that he is gone to pay court to the future favorite.

The greatest men of the time paid court to her.

And how all we young people paid court to them."

The agency, he said, no longer pays court to such individuals.

It's always awkward to pay court to a woman if you have to kill her husband first.

Apartments were built to house those willing to pay court to the king.

How splendid it was, thought each of the three, to have a young lady to pay court to.

Several other young men also came to pay court.

People convicted of drug crimes would also have to pay court costs.

There were men of various ranks who sought to pay court through her women.

But even if his role hadn't needed to remain secret, he could never pay court to her.

How, he wondered, if that was his purpose, did a man pay court to a girl in the presence of her mother?

I'll probably be twenty-five before you even let a man pay court to me."

The local gentry continued to hear rumors and to pay court.

If we can do that, he will not have to pay court costs.'

If he had paid court to another woman, she might have had a chance to win him back.

"Have you thought about actually paying court to her?"

He told them that it would be "better to die a thousand times than pay court to Philip".

Which meant she knew that he was as free to pay court to young women as anyone here.

He ordered the book destroyed, with the defendants to pay court costs.

He was determined to have her, and he paid court.

If found guilty they could be fined and ordered to pay court costs.

She was obliged only to pay court costs of £400.

"I do believe I shall let you pay court to me."