Use of the word ungallant in a sentence example

ungallant

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Miss Heron flounced back to her swamp, mortified because she had left it to propose terms to so ungallant a fellow. [Please select]

"Sir Malcolm," exclaimed the old lady, "I never before heard so ungallant a speech from your lips." [Please select]

But his story, inevitably, was one of ungallant efforts to evade impending pursuit. [Please select]

I think it was the bank-porter that put me from this ungallant train of thought. [Please select]

"Come, sir," said the captain, "that is a most ungallant speech from one so young." [Please select]

This episode is very comical; it exhibits the Puritan youth in such an ungallant and absurd light. [Please select]

This really is too sweetly delicious,--fancy his not knowing me from Alice--I call it ungallant. [Please select]

"I am just twenty-seven, madam, and you, I suppose, are--" "Never be ungallant enough to suppose a young lady's age." [Please select]

Miss Wardour protested loudly against this ungallant doctrine; but the bell now rung for dinner. [Please select]

Groans from Gus and Ed greeted the closing remarks of the ungallant Joe, who sat down, feeling that he had made somebody squirm. [Please select]

I would say that I'm sorry for you, were it not ungallant to pity a man for being condemned for a day to female society.' [Please select]

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