1
At least, he sounds all right, and he grumbles like a hale man.
2
Your uncle is seventy-three, but a hale man, living in a healthy climate.
3
He was a fine, hale man of about eighty.
4
Coin for every hale man and woman.'
5
The firm, strong hand of the hale man enclosed for a moment the feeble, burning one of the sufferer.
6
The British commander, a hale man of sandy complexion and probably under middle age, was in no very pleasant humor.
7
The fine, upright, hale man whom you saw at the commencement of this history had changed into a bowed, broken mourner.
8
He had used to think that Mr. Wharton was a hale man, with some terribly vexatious term of life before him.
9
W. Smith appears a fine hale man, but it might be known that the next cholera epidemic he runs a bad chance.
10
Sir Cosmo Monk, a fine bald-headed hale man of about sixty, was standing up at the sideboard, cutting a huge game pie.
11
His appearance is that of a hale man, and, as seen in church, he looks the junior of many others in the congregation.
12
No hale man ever loves him; he stirs the sportsman's wrath; the whole world kicks and shoves him and shoos him from the path.
13
Could all the life blood recede in the twinkling of an eye, and a strong, hale man crumble into ruins in a few moments?
14
You are a hale man still, in spite of your gout, and with a wife to care for you, you might renew your youth.
15
Saeng knew two hale men couldn't lift her brother, encased as he was in his stone armour.
16
That Hale man looked as though he would do a deed of darkness on the slightest provocation.