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1
He was very gentle too, though for usual a
choleric
man
.
2
Shillaber, who was a
choleric
man
,
shook his fist at them.
3
Warden Atherton was a
choleric
man
,
and he took my request for insulting braggadocio.
4
Naturally a very
choleric
man
,
he controlled himself into a great patience with his erring nephew.
5
What are the properties of a
choleric
man
?
6
I don't wonder 'the
choleric
man
'
knocked down the postman for blowing his horn in his ear.
7
Accordingly, Milton is described by those who knew him as "a harsh and
choleric
man
.
"
8
An earnest,
choleric
man
with his heart in his work, for which I liked him, even to his persistent damning.
9
Gerrard turned to confront a short
choleric
man
in uniform, whom he had no difficulty in recognising to be the Brigadier.
10
He was a small, sturdy, thin-lipped,
choleric
man
,
who looked as if he were made up of energy; energy distilled and bottled.
11
Whereto Maestro Francesco, who was a very
choleric
man
,
replied: My son, of what use do you think I should be if I came?
12
The warm,
choleric
man
,
with strong animal spirits, despises the 'suaviter in modo', and thinks to, carry all before him by the 'fortiter in re'.
13
But Cassius being a
choleric
man
,
and hating Cæsar privately, more than he did the tyranny openly: he incensed Brutus against him....
14
Therefore keepers of baths have often curled hair, as also Ethiopians and
choleric
men
.
15
Why have
choleric
men
beards before others?
choleric
man
choleric