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Excerpt from Madame Bovary, Vol. 2
Whilst prosecuting his law studies, Monsieur Léon had frequented La Chaumiere with tolerable assiduity, and had even obtained some very pretty successes with the grisettes who found that he had a distinguished air. He was the most agreeable of the students; he wore his hair neither too long nor too short, did not eat up on the first of the month all his quarterly allowance, and kept on good terms with his professors. As to going to excesses, he had always abstained from them, as much through pusillanimousness as through delicacy.
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