literary man

Although she wasn't popular with most literary men, they talked about her a lot.

Not a single literary man was present at the funeral.

But the great literary men of the kingdom had gone to the country.

Your literary man must have complete quiet if he is to give the public of his best.

He was 20 years her senior, with an established reputation as a literary man.

Perhaps a valentine for the sad young literary man in your life.

He used to say of himself, "I shall leave behind me a name dear to literary men."

The true literary man will read anything rather than read nothing.

There was nothing; evidently his predecessor had not been a literary man.

Once upon a time there lived an emperor who was a sage and something of a literary man.

He shuts most literary men off with a brain, merely.

I am essentially a literary man who has fallen into a political situation."

One senses a literary man in you at once!

Clever, but hardly what one would call a literary man."

Some of his scholars attained high rank as literary men.

Bet you didn't expect to find a literary man out here among these yokels.

I know that the Foreign Secretary is a literary man and he may read this speech.

Do we think of the young poets with the young literary man?

The membership included literary men, artists, civil servants and political figures.

I have never been able to discover that "stupid public" of which so many literary men complain.

For Monterey was not a town to let dishonor come to a literary man.

Her husband was a good soldier, but a bad courtier and even worse literary man.

I could be private secretary to a literary man; but the salary is small, and may end any time.'

"I suppose in those days there was more fraternity amongst our literary men than now."