| 21. | Tony is looking rather blase, after all, he's been to kindergarten and swinging is really rather ho-hum to such a man of the world.
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| 22. | Appropriately for a man of the world, he has an accent that is part German, part Australian with a few American-and British-isms thrown in.
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| 23. | But he quickly took on the air of a man of the world, saying he was mindful that " all fame is fleeting ."
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| 24. | Jennings spent a long time in London and has been all over, and you can tell; he's much more a man of the world.
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| 25. | The intersection marked the spot of the former Buckheister's Hotel, where Barrymore had his 1900 stage debut in " A Man of the World ".
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| 26. | The Baron confronts the Count; he replies that he is a man of the world, and reminds the Baron that many men have behaved likewise.
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| 27. | So basically, a man of the world is someone with a woman ? Preceding contribs ) 04 : 52, 28 February 2008 ( UTC)
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| 28. | He was at this time in the habit of preaching against the Methodists, and lived as a man of the world, enjoying cards, hunting, and dancing.
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| 29. | In the story's ironic final note, James says that Morgan's father takes his son's death with the perfect manner of " a man of the world ."
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| 30. | :Based on the comments of David Lee Roth, a Man of the World would require more than talk ) 04 : 39, 27 February 2008 ( UTC)
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