Definitionn. formerly a gold coin of various European countries
Last update: July 26, 2015
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But his taxes - a ducat for each family - were considered heavy; his orthodoxy was suspected, his foreign counsellors detested. [Please select]
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Do this and I'll give you a golden ducat.' [Please select]
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"Well," said one of them, "I'll give you one golden ducat for it."' [Please select]
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Find in the Glossary the meaning of: hoodwinked; vault; maze; cathedral; pest; ducat. [Please select]
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"] [Footnote 37: Ducat, a coin struck by a duke, worth, in silver, about $1." [Please select]
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Ducat, the third officer, a Breton, joined us at meals. [Please select]
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Ducat spoke, "McHenry, come out of this cabin with me." [Please select]
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Ducat paused at the break of the poop and stood there, speaking to McHenry. [Please select]
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But the money-lender's only answer was-- "If every ducat in six thousand ducats, Were in six parts, and every part a ducat, I would not draw them,--I would have my bond." [Please select]
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What was worse, in the hurry of his flight, he had left behind him his great treasure, the blue light, and all his gold, and had nothing left in his pocket but one poor ducat. [Please select]
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