It said plenty about O'Connell's canny game management that he kept choosing to let Sexton and then Ian Madigan take such shots, when a rasher man may have gone for the corner, chasing tries.
Those, therefore, who were of this faction had recourse to Leonidas representing to him how it was his part, as the elder and more experienced, to put a stop to the ill-advised projects of a rash young man.
You can hear in these lines Pound's relitigation of the past, clearing himself of "vanity" and "error": that rash young man who ate the tulips has taken his valiant older self as passionate defender.
Nonetheless, her new husband, post-wedding and post-the-bob (which she hadn't even told him about in advance because we women often make spontaneous – read "rash" in man speak – decisions about our hair depending on mood/the moon/Grazia) actually said the words: "I didn't marry a woman with a bob".
BBC correspondents who met Hakimullah Mehsud in 2007 and 2008 remember a daring, even rash, young man with a pleasant smile - but who always radiated danger.
Lost amid the shouting and anger is an emerging portrait of two ambitious and at times rash young men who shared the same Roman Catholic faith, the same humble origins, the same modest aspirations.
At one point, Ms. Diethelm, who lives with her husband near the 18th tee, was surprised by a rash of men whom she recognized from the club hopping off their carts to "urinate on my pecan tree," she said.
But India, he points out, has recorded a nighttime rash of man-eating leopards, and they, too, may be ruled by the moon.
An additional two men discontinued treatment due to a rash and one man due to myocardial infarction; this patient had also had a complicated medical history.
(Leontes indelibly condemns the pregnant Hermione as a "bed-swerver"). In just a few moments and on no evidence but sighs, his fear of being cuckolded mutates into something far worse: the uncheckable rage of a rash and powerful man.
Described in the chronicles as a rash and temperamental man, Carrouges was also a fierce and brave warrior whose death in battle came after a forty-year military career in which he served in Normandy, Scotland and Hungary with distinction and success.
