1
Ill-bred, conceited fellows, some of them, I happen to know, but they know their business.
2
They were proud, conceited fellows, and they very soon began to try to make Columbus uncomfortable.
3
As if I would live amongst those conceited fellows; all of them looking down upon me!
4
They were conceited fellows, and only seemed happy when they had five or six little hens looking admiringly at their every movement.
5
"If they once think we are Frenchmen, they are such conceited fellows that they will never find out that they are wrong."