tz

Hl-te-ml-te-tz-te-nek-ee, ——, Sam Perryman; brother of the Chief above, and a jolly companionable man.

The Master said, Tz'u, dost thou not take me for a man that has learnt much and thought it over?

Tsu-tz say: “The spiritual dragon leaves the water and dwells in the dry place, and the mole, crickets, and ants annoy him.”

At Olm tz, where we had fresh carnages, a voice spoke my name—it was Walter Goethe!

This is the much-discussed chn tz, an expression of which the stereotyped English equivalent is "the superior man."