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This is the lesson I have been taught by my observations of uncivilized man.
2
This is the desire of the uncivilized man for a little coin of the realm.
3
This grass is one of the most wonderful, beautiful and useful of Nature's gifts to uncivilized man.
4
He called Luigi an uncivilized man, a bully and a drunkard who liked to throw his weight around.
5
Believe me, no civilized man ever regrets a pleasure, and no uncivilized man ever knows what a pleasure is.
6
The ferocity, stupidity, and folly of uncivilized man have ever disclosed themselves in religious practices, either cruel or extravagant.
7
All in turn partook of the smoke of the weed which both the civilized and uncivilized man have prized so highly.
8
And this is labour, and hard labour; though very different from that physical exertion which the uncivilized man would understand by the word.
9
The uncivilized man happened, by a geographical accident, to have cut the communication of the island with its sister provinces of the Empire.
10
The Bamboo is one of the most wonderful and most beautiful productions of the tropics, and one of nature's most valuable gifts to uncivilized man.
11
The intercourse between the two parties of civilized and uncivilized men was truly fraternal.
12
Uncivilized men, in every zone, make great use of these gramina with high stalks.
13
Uncivilized man never voluntarily performed labor even for his own comfort; he only struggled to gain a bare subsistence.
14
Dr Johnson, who is always for maintaining the superiority of civilized over uncivilized men, said, 'Why, sir, I can see no superiour virtue in this.