Meanings of hearted youth in English

As for our enamoured sexagenarians, they avenge the theories of our cold- hearted youth.

They had told me he was a merry, light- hearted youth.

Why was England not the same land as in the days of his light- hearted youth?

Chelkash admitted frankly; he took at once to this healthy, simple- hearted youth, with his childish clear eyes.

And indeed it was necessary, for seldom has a heavier load been laid on a tender- hearted youth.

But he was a simple-minded, warm- hearted youth, and Miss Rothesay listened with pleasure to all he said.

After whistling in vain to encourage the dog to try if it would, the tender- hearted youth went to its rescue.

O, gay, light- hearted youth!

Many an evening the Donner Party were prevented from brooding over their troubles by the boyish antics of the light- hearted youth.

He had been a light- hearted youth, who had endured a good deal of rough-tonguing from me for his sins of omission.

At that time he was a merry, light- hearted youth, a jovial comrade, and one of whom any girl would be proud.

The smooth-faced, tender- hearted youth, with the lock of auburn hair in his bosom, had fairly begun his education in the art of war.

One of these was the son of a country-curate; he was a generous, frank- hearted youth, with an ardent love of knowledge, and no mean acquirements.

Then there arrived on the scene a mere schoolboy- amerry ,happy-heartedyouth, but at the same time strong and well-grown

"He's a tender- hearted youth," said I; and I was smiling now.

"Yes, my father," replied the broken- hearted youth, "I shall shortly follow you: for indeed I feel that I cannot live long."