courtesan造句

An ancient Greek courtesan or concubine, especially one of a special class of cultivated female companions.

Although the famous courtesan contain Lord, the hoe head is heartless.

From a veteran battlefield fried dough stick to an unhappy downtown courtesan, Di Huan feels like Yali Mountain is big.

They were"boudoir painters"in cultural family, "celebrated courtesan painters"in culture of Brothels and"professional female painters"in culture of gender.

The story begins with a party, where the Paris courtesan, Violetta Valery, already suffering from tuberculosis, meets a long-time admirer, Alfredo Germont for the first time.

In other words, one could detect in this girl a virgin who had been turned into a courtesan by the merest accident of chance, and a courtesan whom the merest accident of chance could have turned into the most loving, the most pure of virgins.

Even provinces such as Suzhou, Yangzhou and Chuzhou where courtesan pavilions and drinking houses were in great abundance were subject to the curfew, so there were no night markets.