1
She had just been staying in the house of the misanthropist.
2
A sentimental misanthropist, male or female, is quite out of place at court.
3
True to current comparisons Liverpool were even managed by a scowling misanthropist in the shape of Graeme Souness.
4
The truth is that-asthere is ample testimony in his prolific writings-hislordship was something of a misanthropist.
5
He was no longer the discouraged, sullen misanthropist, but had come to be instead a pacific, contented, even happy, gentleman.
6
Relatives I had as few as misanthropist could desire; but from self-congratulation on the fact, on first landing, I soon came to keen regret.
7
Yet, when Lucilius paused, she remarked that doubtless the misanthropist had spoken of her, and probably of Octavia also, in quite a different way.
8
"Whoever," he said, "is not a misanthropist at forty can never have loved mankind."
9
"Sir," said the misanthropist, bluntly, in reply to some observation by Gervayse Hastings, "pray do not address me again.