1
The good old chap worries about this affair; so does Mrs. Pomfret.
2
We were told who filled the grave-anold chap of over sixty.
3
A burly old chap cased in dirt clambered deliberately over the rail.
4
Believe me, old chap, working at this camp will be torture enough.
5
More things in heaven and earth than you dream of, old chap.
6
We shall light on the old chap when we least expect it.
7
They took these messages back and let the old chap read them.
8
He'll do it and never say a word; decent old chap, Fusby.
9
Then he died, poor old chap-found dead in his bed one morning.
10
Keep clear of the petticoats, old chap-thegame's never worth the candle.
11
Probably, if all she had for capital was the old chap's legacy.
12
Grandmother was married to a decent old chap that was a teamster.
13
I would look after that old chap if I was you, Chauncey.
14
A little bit of British pluck is what you want, old chap.
15
Queer old chap he was; I don't think anybody ever understood him.
16
Well, I thought I should like to tell you this, old chap.
