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• An Englishman? (2)
• A real Englishman . (8)
• I am an Englishman. (10)
• The stiff Englishman. (10)
• A proper Englishman never is. (8)
• An Englishman, he is honest. (10)
• The prisoner was clearly an Englishman. (10)
• Is a little blighter a little Englishman? (8)
• He had at any rate the tongue of an Englishman. (10)
• Captain Risk now had the Englishman at his mercy. (18)
• There was much to make him angry with this Englishman. (10)
• An Englishman and a Greek conjoined, zey beat ze world! (10)
• Merthyr, you dear Englishman, you shall know everything. (10)
• The honest Englishman entered the trap with promptitude. (10)
• It was too abject a position for an Englishman to endure. (10)
• The calm Englishman had given place to a volcanic spirit. (10)
• An Englishman must be horribly in earnest to talk as I do now. (10)
• She reasoned against the hard eloquent Englishman of the books. (10)
• Yer thought the Englishman could be taught to shed blood wiv syfety. (8)
• Of Huguenot extraction, Mascarene was yet a brave and sturdy Englishman. (19)
• One thing I am certain of: no charge can be brought against my Englishman. (10)
• I want the practical Englishman to settle his muzzle in a nosebag of ideas. (10)
• I believe now that a residence in France does not deteriorate an Englishman. (10)
• Carlo had a passionate inward prompting to trust this Englishman with the secret. (10)
• Madame reminded her husband of an Englishman who had come up this canal in a steamer. (2)
• I tell you, he does that just out of a sort of jealousy to rival me as an Englishman. (10)
• The Englishman would have to wear ship, to bring his starboard broadside into action. (18)
• He is not the only Englishman who has been impelled by a youthful chivalry to do that. (10)
• Mrs. Milray whirled her Englishman away, and left Clementina sitting beside her husband. (9)
• The mad Englishman accomplished the miracle of making her listen, and appear to consent. (10)
• The miserable Englishman refused to be taught that his house had ceased to be his castle. (10)
• Van Diemen bore so much from him that he asked himself whether he could be an Englishman. (10)
• They were resourceful, self-reliant, and the peer of any Englishman in gentlemanly virtues. (18)
• In short, the average Englishman, excelling as a cavalier, a slayer, and an orderly subject. (10)
• Suddenly the Englishman afforded him an example of the reserve of impetuosity we may contain. (10)
• A young Englishman returning home can hardly look on this scene without some pride of kinship. (10)
• An Englishman was everywhere treated with a certain deference: Americans were at best tolerated. (14)
• Fellingham, though a man, and an Englishman, was nervously wakeful enough to see the connection. (10)
• His dinner had prepared this young Englishman to defy the whole artillery of established morals. (10)
• The Englishman preferred to look upon the preacher as guided by a purely abstract love of beauty. (8)
• Any amount of work can be performed by careful feeders: it is the stomach that kills the Englishman. (10)
• The country around picturesque, and last but not least, there was not an Englishman in the neighbourhood. (6)
• It happens to be a thing I could do, and not an Englishman in England except myself; only I did not do it. (10)
• It was a relief to him to behold in the Piazza the Englishman who had exchanged cards with him on the Motterone. (10)
• The Holker had the Englishman so that his only chance was to wear ship, but his masts could not stand the strain. (18)
• March said he was going to Holland, and the Englishman was doubtful of the warmth which March expected to find there. (9)
• Never again shall his kind smile put peace among all races of artistic men, and make the Englishman at home in France. (2)
• You could hardly have taken them for relatives travelling together, or Vernon Whitford for a born and bred Englishman. (10)
• Coarse food, but then Harry was a youthful Englishman; and the Countess dieted the vanity according to the nationality. (10)
• Dacier says he is the one Englishman who may always be sure of an Irish hearing; and he does not cajole them, you know. (10)
• Perhaps he did move the stolid old Englishman a little, he was so vehement, and made so visible a sacrifice of his pride. (10)
• An Englishman has always special facilities for intercourse with French gymnasts; for England is the natural home of gymnasts. (2)
• The companion had no difficulty in getting the information, and reported that the young man was an Englishman named Anthony Potter. (12)
• The Quebec Indians looked on sulkily while the Englishman took advantage of this handsome offer and named several of the prisoners. (19)
• Instead, he trained his long eighteen-pound pivot, and opened the fracas by giving the Englishman a good shot between wind and water. (18)
• He looked what he was, an Englishman and a chapelgoer, nourished on sherry and mutton, who could and did make his own way in the world. (8)
• We have not even the power over observers which comes from the fantasticality of an Englishman when he discards the conventional dress. (9)
• It was not possible to be an Englishman and avoid a feeling of elation; for the men who followed the drums were small, and walked shabbily. (2)
• I believe they fall upon one another blindly, simply because they are full; which is, we are told, the preparation for the fighting Englishman. (10)
• He was as good an authority on horseflesh as any Englishman alive; the best for the management of cavalry: there never was a better cavalry leader. (10)
• The execution was so severe that every one of the starboard main-shrouds was carried away and the Englishman was thrown into utter confusion on his deck. (18)
• The Englishman was at home among Italians: Pericles, feeling that he was not so, and regarding them all as a community of fever-patients without hospital, retired. (10)

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