1
Campbell used to be a dry fellow in those days, he continued.
2
A side door was opened, and the gardener, a tall, dry fellow, made his appearance, cap in hand.
3
I know a man named Clarke, a dry fellow, in fact a man of business, but shrewd enough.
4
He was a spare dry fellow of about fifty, dressed in what I took for the working suit of a mechanic.
5
The son, whom I had once seen, was a tall, dry fellow who also passed for a fierce slayer of game.
6
The company were all attentive, expecting to hear the doctor, who was what they call a dry fellow, expose the gentleman.
7
His mouth was as precise as a lawyer's, and altogether he was a very whimsical, dry fellow to find at a Virginian port.
8
"I thought Washington was a dry fellow."