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Meanings of boy or man in English
Usage of boy or man in English
1
A boy or man that is habitually idle cannot be good,-markthat.
2
If a light, then a human being, either boy or man.
3
For the graver things, the boy or man is taken to the police station.
4
The fact is, no boy or man can be too well equipped for his life-work.
5
But boy or man I ever hated a book.
6
True, every boy or man who practices this vice does not come to this end.
7
Hell awaits the backslider just as it awaits the boy or man who dives into it on purpose.
8
He was a straight up-and-down honest type of fellow, and thoroughly disliked the crafty and intriguing boy or man.
9
Why, one old hatchet would outweigh in their minds all that boy or man can gain from any teaching.
10
I can judge of any one, boy or man, if I have time enough to take stock of him.
11
The name was very odd, and an oddity is always to be laughed at by the average person, boy or man.
12
Never did boy or man more faithfully keep the command, "Honor thy father and mother," than did our artist.
13
He never, as boy or man, entertained a thought or wrote a line of one of them that was not reverent.
14
A good ball player is first of all a boy or man who shows himself to be a gentleman under, all circumstances.
15
He's a rare one is Master Jack, and by a long chalk the pluckiest soul, boy or man, I've ever come across.
16
So I want to know what we will all do when it is not somebody else's black boy or man, but yours.
Translations for boy or man
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