I suppose you think me a fool." "I think Quarrier is indifferent concerning women," said Siward.
"You are wrong.

He is a sensualist," insisted Plank.
"Oh, no, Plank--not that!" "A sensualist.

His sentimental vanity he lavishes upon himself--the animal in him on women.

His caution, born of self-consideration, is the caution of a beast.

Such men as he believe they live in the focus of a million eyes.