| However, his coxcombry was a falling-off from early seriousness. |
| In fact, it was a part of the gallant fellow's coxcombry to play the Englishman. |
| He is born in coxcombry, cradled in coxcombry, and educated in coxcombry. |
| Pity that such talents should be coupled with such cowardice and coxcombry. |
| We give two or three specimens to confound at once this miserable piece of coxcombry and shuffling. |
| He paused, grimly regarding it, while a dash of pleased coxcombry seemed to mingle with the otherwise savage satisfaction expressed in his face. |
