third class

Twice she tried to change subject at Oxford; barred from doing so she came away with a lowly third-class degree.

For that matter, there is nothing alarming about that in Scotland, their third-class carriages are superior to our French seconds.

He then hurried to his room and put on his military clothes—they were those of a third-class military officer.

Two second- or third-class ships—and they not even properly found or armed—are all she possesses.

Mrs. Gerard took care of many of these cases herself and saw to it that they were provided with third-class tickets.

I want to photograph you with the third-class passengers, then the second-class, and have you shown playing games on deck.