Ainda não temos significados para "civilised man".
1It is an unnatural thing for a civilised man, I am sure.
2But a civilised man is better off than the savage in this respect.
3The savage can distinguish sounds which are entirely inaudible to the civilised man.
4The spiritual stature of civilised man has risen-likehis physical stature!
5I am not a civilised man, Hand, I'm a soldier.
6No civilised man should ever be out of touch with it at first hand.
7To the civilised man, there must come, sooner or later, a desire for civilisation.
8The fact is that civilised man moves in a much too narrow range of affinities.
9But the desire for approbation is perhaps the most deeply seated instinct of civilised man.
10A deep silence pervaded the banks of this water never before visited by civilised man.
11See how right Voltaire was in saying, 'Amusement is the first necessity of civilised man.'
12Moreover, even putting their food aside, their habits often render them obnoxious to civilised man.
13No getting out of it-a maladjusted animal, civilised man!
14The day of the savage and the civilised man are still called by the same name.
15They have none of the recklessness standing in lieu of creed which characterises the civilised man.
16The civilised man lives not in wheeled houses.
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