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Meanings of take the youngsters in English

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Usage of take the youngsters in English
1
You'll have to take the youngsters to that circus.
Seven O'Clock Stories
2
Nothing is worse than to take the youngsters for forced marches before their bones have become firm.
Dogs and All about Them
3
Jerry will be glad to go up with you to the peach orchard, and you can take the youngsters with you.
Kit of Greenacre Farm
4
I made frequent trips in the canoe, taking the youngsters, and always returned with a good supply of plums.
The Three Lieutenants
5
Iydahoe, after taking the youngsters to the hidden grotto, had returned to the village to see what he could salvage.
The Kagonesti (A Story of the Wild Elves)
6
"Let us clear out, and take the youngsters with us."
The Rover Boys in Camp; or, The Rivals of Pine Island
7
"Yes, take the youngsters up," urged Mr. Carford.
The Bobbsey Twins at Snow Lodge
8
"River, sure," said the other; "a lot of those younger boys have been taking the youngsters down there lately.
Jersey Street and Jersey Lane: Urban and Suburban Sketches
9
"Because I thought, as to-morrow'll be a holiday, I'd get him to take the youngsters down the stream in the scow."
Po-No-Kah: An Indian Tale of Long Ago
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