"He is one of the most well-bred young men I know."
We do not often look upon fine young men, well-bred and agreeable.
But a single glance was enough for him, and he behaved like a well-bred man at once.
She strode powerful and erect like a well-bred charming man.
He was a well-bred young man from a good family.
You cannot have one well-bred man, without a whole society of such.
A scholar may be a well-bred man, or he may not.
Not for a moment does he appear a well-bred man.
The refined and well-bred man, therefore, will be as we have described, being as it were a law to himself.
He is not at all a well-bred young man.
