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You must remember the insistent, lifelong dream of the ragged urchin.
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A ragged urchin who was apparently waiting for me handed me a note.
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Looking down, the gentleman saw a small, ragged urchin standing near.
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Jane saw a new avatar; Barney Bill the ragged urchin of the Bludston brick-fields.
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The ragged urchin's blue blood is undeniable in the end.
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A ragged urchin seemed to attract him much more than one that was nicely dressed.
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If indeed he was a little ragged urchin, the thing was only the more inexplicable!
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He found himself liking this slip of a ragged urchin with fair hair, who defied him-liking him tremendously.
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Then they all laughed so merrily, that the infection reached a ragged urchin playing on the gravel-path near by.
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A small ragged urchin asked him the time, and that casual touch of communalism made him feel more at home.
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The boy leading the group, a bright-eyed ragged urchin of about ten, came to a sudden stop when he saw Ramses.
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He painted a basket of grapes so naturally that a ragged urchin stretched out his hand to steal some of the fruit.
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A ragged urchin rowed out from shore to see what they were doing and sarcastically inquired if they were rowing over stumps.
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In the sphere of life to which the ragged urchin belonged Toms and Bills and Jims were as thick as blackberries, but Pauls were rare.
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It was a rudely built raft with a stool upon it, and upon the stool sat a ragged urchin ten or twelve years of age.
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Before the mean and shabby portals stood a small crowd of ragged urchins.
