gallantness

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• Far rarer than the invocation of trauma to explain, often glibly, how a broken character got to be the way they are is the exploration of how—outside of some gallant display of supernatural powers—such characters might reconstruct themselves.

• This moral rebel, who leaps into battle with a smile and the motto “justice for all,” set the stage for all the gallant swashbucklers who followed.

• “Saved the puppy from getting eaten by an alligator and never dropped his cigar, a true legend,” read one tweet, while others said the devoted dog dad deserved a medal for the gallant rescue.

• He just made the gallant, grand decision to free up his day to spend more time with Jennifer Aniston.

• One “gallant old doctor” says he finds it unsuitable she is in a mortuary.

• He got married (“one wife enough”), had kids, left his job, survived a few more attacks, went gray, and no longer drove a Gallant.

• I plan to see if he can pick me up in a Gallant—for good luck.

• "My God, My Glock, and my Gallant" Above hardpan deserts, red dawns chased away Orion, the Hunter, day after night.

• M was a Miser, and hoarded up gold; N was a Nobleman, gallant and bold.

• The white men served their smoking cannon with a wild energy that, for a time, made the gallant nine equal to a thousand.

• He wrote a letter to Sir Hugh Wheeler warning the gallant old general that he might expect to be attacked forthwith.

• Of the sixty men who charged, but eleven reached the guns, the rest had fallen, and among them the gallant Major.

• Sword in hand the gallant Prince of Moskowa led the magnificent veterans to the attack.