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“Please, I do not wish to be rescued by a gentleman. Could you find a farmer or a shopkeep - anyone not of the gentry - and then do me a great favor of forgetting you saw me?”
― Cindy Anstey, Love, Lies and Spies

“Gentlemen always walk ladies home.”
― Gabriellyn Gidman, The Notes in Our Hearts

“It’s a woman’s prerogative to take her time about getting ready for a date,â€� Loving Summer by Kailin Gow”
― Kailin Gow, Loving Summer

“I never swear, Monseigneur. I say Yes or No, and as I am a gentleman, I keep my word.”
― Alexandre Dumas, Twenty Years After

“A gentleman will
Never allow a lady
To feel less than grand.”
― Richelle E. Goodrich, Slaying Dragons: Quotes, Poetry, & a Few Short Stories for Every Day of the Year

“What a loss it would be if feminism killed chivalry.”
― Joyce Rachelle

“The real reason why any man becomes a gentleman is because of a woman who is truly in touch with her own sensuality. She is the inspiration behind all his efforts.”
― Lebo Grand

“The gentleman is dignified but not arrogant. The small man is arrogant but not digified”
― Confucius, The Analects

“Bosco stares into the distance, like I am no longer worthy of his attention. He had always seemed so well behaved on the race track--like a real gentleman. I must confess, I thought he was better than this.”
― Michael Benzehabe, Persianality

“Summer is a gentleman: slowly warming the earth at length before undressing her in the fall.”
― Curtis Tyrone Jones

“As a gentleman- assuming you still have some pretensions in that direction- of honor- again, perhaps presumptuous, but still supposing your passing acquaintance with the concept- it is your duty- I won't even trouble to speculate here, but remain naively hopeful- to protect those under your care.”
― Connie Brockway, So Enchanting

“A gentleman goes in search of flattery as keenly as a bee hunts for pollen.”
― Kevin Ansbro, The Minotaur's Son & Other Wild Tales

“Any gentleman can tell a lie; any scoundrel can talk truth.”
― Imogen Hermes Gowar, The Mermaid and Mrs. Hancock

“Pop Idols or not, I prefer to have my hand shaken rather than kissed twice,â€� Auntabelle said. - Amazon Lee Adventures in China.”
― Kailin Gow, Kira G.

“I don't know that you would ever like him, or think him agreeable, Margaret. He is not a lady's man.' Margaret wreathed her throat in a scornful curve.”
― Elizabeth Gaskell, North and South

“He’d often ignored his uncle’s teachings about gentlemanly behavior, but one stricture he’d always abided by: no man worth his salt took advantage of a woman.”
― Sabrina Jeffries, Dance of Seduction

“You don't need to explain anything to me, Karl. I trust that you were a gentleman." And then he added, "Or at least I trust that you were a gentleman to as high a degree as she wanted you to be. I was a boy once too. No matter who is in power, I never want you thinking it's wrong to desire a girl's attention. That is life's greatest sweetness. I would never want to deny you that joy.”
― Robert Sharenow, The Berlin Boxing Club

“The way of the gentleman is so ancient that if you treat people with gentleman courtesy people will believe you're weak or gay.”
― Marlan Rico Lee

“we sat down; not wishing to part in the tumult and blaze of Piccadilly. I had told her again that she should share in my good fortune, if I met with any; and that I would never forsake her, as soon as I had power to protect her.”
― Thomas de Quincey, Confessions of an English Opium Eater

“A gentleman will not keep a woman in his prison but in his heart”
― Sir P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“Austen suggests that a gentleman is made, not born - and made only through a process of painful self-reflection and discovery.”
― Emily Auerbach

“I can't say yes (a gentleman never tells). But I'd lie if I said no.”
― Bogdan Vaida

“Mister Jordan?â€� Came the genteel, restrained voice of a more senior gentleman in the front of the canoe.
“Yes, General?�
“Shut up.â€� The General said curtly. “You’re scaring the fish.”
― Christina Engela, Prodigal Sun

“A gentleman will never give offense unintentionally”
― Anonymous

“Why did you leave all the others?
he asked me.
They weren’t soft enough.

—redefining masculinity”
― Ashley Asti, The Moon and Her Sisters

“A gentleman by definition is a man who makes everyone around him feel comfortable. Arrogance who only thinks of himself without considering the needs of others is the opposite of a gentleman. They can both be wealthy, they don't have to be, but they cannot both be gentlemen.”
― Oliver Oyanadel, The Fruit of the Knowledge of Good & Evil

“Here with her, he wasn’t the son of Kylock Sr., he wasn’t an arrogant prat and he most definitely wasn’t a gentleman.”
― Katherine McIntyre, Of Tinkers and Technomancers

“Though he was her enemy, he treated her with unfailing courtesy.”
― Jacqueline Carey, Banewreaker

“[From Raymond Hamilton's pre-execution interview]
'What about Mary O'Dare?' came another question.
'That girl "ratted"on me to save her own neck," Raymond said bitterly.
'How about Bergie and the two sisters?' another newsman inquired. 'I'm not squealing on any women,' Hamilton mused. 'Women have enough trouble without men heaping more on them.”
― John Neal Phillips, Running With Bonnie and Clyde: The Ten Fast Years of Ralph Fults

“This outlook is what it is â€� for better, for worse. I suppose I shall make everyone smile if I say that we were brought up to take our place in a world of gentlemen. We knew, of course, that there was the risk of sometimes being hit below the belt, but we were brought up in the belief that the blow below the belt was outside the law. The idea had never entered our heads that the blow below the belt might be the law, that that was how the game of life was played. You can, if you like, consider me an out-of-date old fool, but men of my kind simply never come in contact with the sort of circumstances that can produce a Morel or a Minna.”
― Romain Gary, The Roots of Heaven