He had already lost the strength and instinct vigor of a man, his muscles were thin, his nerves weak, his face (a meek, woman's face) haggard, yellow with consumption. In the mill he was know as one of the girl-men: 'Molly Wolfe' was his sobriquet. He was never seen in the cockpit, did not own a terrier, drank but seldom; when he did, desperately. The word 'sobriquet' means 'nickname'.

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He had already lost the strength and instinct vigor of a man, his muscles were thin, his nerves weak, his face (a meek, woman's face) haggard, yellow with consumption. In the mill he was know as one of the girl-men: 'Molly Wolfe' was his sobriquet. He was never seen in the cockpit, did not own a terrier, drank but seldom; when he did, desperately. The word 'sobriquet' means 'nickname'.





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