But it isn't the custom nowadays for a lawyer to deal that way with a man like Galloway.
And they rattle on to beat the band when they get a chance at a man like you.
She is a fine handsome piece--just the sort to fill the position of wife to a man like you.
Oh, they're such pitifully easy game for a man like you.
They asked Owen if he expected a man like that to work for nothing!
How could they expect a man likethat to exist on a paltry fifteen pounds a week?
And he was very sure that the testimony of the clergy of all denominations was more to be relied upon than the opinion of a man like Dr Weakling.
Owen was very satisfied with this arrangement, for he was always ill at ease when conversing with a man like Sweater, who spoke in an offensively patronizing way and expected common people to kowtow to and 'Sir' him at every second word.
Why should she think of a man like you, when she has so much better fish to fry?
I had had my suspicions that Paul Lessingham was more with Marjorie than he had any right to be, but I had never supposed that she could see anything desirable in a stick of a man like that.
Its presence there was odd,--after what we had been talking about it might seem to need explanation; but it was absurd to suppose that that alone could have had such an effect on a man like Lessingham.
A man like Rowsley, still feeling the world before him, as a man of his energies and aptitudes, her humour added in the tide of his anxieties, had a right to feel, would not fall upon resignation like a woman.
It's creditable to her, only she can't understand the claims of the family upon a man like my brother.
The value of a man like Henry, on such an occasion, is what you can have no conception of; so you must take it upon my word to be inestimable.
How dare you monopolize a man like Mr. Bocqueraz for the whole supper dance!
And the ghost of a man like me, turning the lock of the door on him!
It was a perfect godsend to meet with a man like Midwinter--a man who was not cut out on the regular local pattern, and whose way in the world had the one great merit (in those parts) of being a way of his own.
The ghost of a man like you, drowning in the cabin!
A man like Rambaud, remote, conservative, constructive, saw the place of a woman like Aileen in the life of a man like Cowperwood on the instant.
Now he had a real fighter behind him--a man like himself.
Lacking the commanding magnetism of a man like MacDonald, he was nevertheless an honest man, well-intentioned, thoughtful, careful.
It was just possible that she could come to love a man like this, although it would be hard.
If he were a man like my father, I should never dream of going against him; I should in fact leave everything to him he cared to attend to.
An' it was a man like you 'at sae near lost yer life for the hizzy!
But for your own sake--just consider:--what will people say if you show any preference for a man like that?
To ca' a man like mine a heepocreet 'cause he wadna procleem till a haul market ilka secret fau't o' the horse he had to sell!
It may be that a man like Ibsen in Norway or a man like Gorky in Russia are the only people left who have so much faith that they can really believe in scepticism.
Such a hint was quite enough for a man like Hilary, whose delicacy, sense of the ridiculous, and peculiar faculty of starting back and retiring into himself, put the need of anything further out of the question.
I've no patience with a low class o' man like that!
I have known you only a few minutes; but it does not take long to appreciate a man like you, and, frankly, you inspire me with great interest.
But there are certain things that my delicacy compels me to point out to you, which I do frankly, feeling certain that a man like you is not the slave of narrow prejudices.
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