Algernon Blackwood,
The Centaur — Chapter XXV
(1911)
“ They walked magnificently with easy, flowing stride, straight from the hips."The earth here," said O'Malley, taking advantage of a pause in the other's chatter, "produces some splendid types. Look at those two; they make one think of trees walking--blown along bodily before a wind." He watched them with admiration as they swung off and disappeared among the crowd.Dr. Stahl, glancing keenly at him, laughed a little."Yes," he said; "brave, generous fellows too as a rule, who will shoot you for a pistol that excites their envy, yet give their life to save one of their savage dogs. ”
