1
The stranger regarded him with the naive wonder of an inexperienced man.
2
A gun, he knew, was a dangerous thing to an inexperienced man.
3
Every one of those suggestions is valuable to an inexperienced man.
4
An inexperienced man would have pronounced it a dislocation, but Sam knew better.
5
There he liveth, whereof he asked much of me, a poor inexperienced man.
6
Frank, it was wrong to put an inexperienced man on Spot.
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I'm afraid the affair is too deep for an inexperienced man's first effort.
8
Under these conflicting threatenings what was an inexperienced man to do?
9
Thus can a young, inexperienced man be led step by step into crime!
10
Mr. Stener was an inexperienced man at the time in the matter of finance.
11
An inexperienced man can get lost easily in the Belt.
12
A perfectly inexperienced man, so far as Indian affairs go, rules all our Indian Empire.
13
Therne's diagnosis is purely theoretical and such as might be expected from an inexperienced man.
14
It's very dangerous for an ole inexperienced man.
15
As far as he, inexperienced man, could tell, Baker's was a singularly draughty and unscrubbed place.
16
Feraud was the Devil, and this man, this young and inexperienced man, was perhaps his acolyte.
