1
There was a delicious fragrance about him, the dry heathery smell of clean men.
2
You clean men as you clean milkpails, by scalding them.
3
They had good togs, too, and they were neat and clean men in the forecastle.
4
I just hate fresh, clean men.
5
So their whole host was of clean men of arms on horseback fifty thousand, and a-foot ten thousand of good men's bodies.
6
They were all kinds of men-literate men and ignorant men, clean men and dirty men-butall of them had restlessness in common.
7
As we have to do with wise and clean men, statesmen, instead of vote-manipulators, we shall feel more and more the need for them.
8
This is especially good for cleaning men's coat collars.
9
"All the more need for clean men," broke in Nicholas shortly.
10
"We have always had clean men, and honorable and good men."