My grandmother always used to say," Bell stated, enraged, "that a harmless fellow like myself would some day be taken in by some no good vamp.

They seem such harmless fellows otherwise.

Caepio, thinking--He treats me like an errand boy, but I'll show him that I am at least an efficient errand boy, released the obviously harmless fellow first.

Sugden said doubtfully: "David Lee looks a quiet, harmless fellow."

"Linguist," incidentally, has two meanings: a harmless fellow who knows many languages, a polyglot; or a more ominous creature, a student of permutations of language through time.

Black 'round yellow, harmless fellow.

Their theories twist facts, present the doer of evil as a harmless fellow, and the honest man who does his duty as some kind of fiend.

But he is really rather a harmless fellow, a great muscular, foolish, blustering baby, and easily cowed, as you have seen.

A poor old fellow, very harmless and very helpless, who had been set here to watch over you.

I personally am also grateful to you for the unforgettable words which you have addressed to my mythical namesake who makes life so difficult for me, although he is really, for all his clumsy, formidable size, quite a harmless fellow.