Synonyms:
Steele, Sir_Richrd_Steele
Meaning: English writer (1672-1729)
Usage examples
Mr. Steele bowed.
Steele or Brainard?
But I shall be content if she will take my present one of Steele.
"Mr. Steele, I do not mean you to disturb my house or to rob me of my wife.
"Two of them came into our room at once--the girl they call The Fox, and Miss Steele.
Mr. Steele, you are both a villain and a bastard, and have no right in law to this woman.
It was but child's play for so strong a man as Mr. Steele to shake off so futile a grasp, and he did so with a rasping laugh.
"Mr. Steele, I practised law in that state for a period of three years. All the records of the office and of the prison register are open to me. Over which of them should I waste my time?"
Here, there and everywhere above and below lay scraps of torn-up paper; and on many, if not on all of them, could be seen the broken squares and inverted angles which had marked so curiously the surface of the envelope she had handed to Mr. Steele, and which I had afterward seen her burn.