He must have realized that, so long as we had among ourselves an institution so wholly barbarous and out of date as slavery, just so long we should have to expect foreign powers to treat us rather cavalierly on that one point.
"Thomas Hart Benton"
Theodore Roosevelt
The blue had won the day, for Ethelyn felt that she owed some concession to the man whose kind note she had treated so cavalierly that morning, and so she wore the blue for him, feeling glad of the faint, sick feeling which kept the blood from rushing too hotly to her face, and made her fairer and paler than her wont.
"Ethelyn's Mistake"
Mary Jane Holmes
Or had he heard by now that the bird was flown from his lure and caged by that M. de Perrencourt who had treated him so cavalierly?
"Simon Dale"
Anthony Hope