Meanings of young scion in English

Fenimore Cooper was one of the favorite authors with the young scion of royalty.

He was a young scion of the great house of Buchan, being the third son of the tenth Earl.

James also presented his sister Catherine as a spouse to the giddy young scion of the Flemish calico counter.

Would he mind making a group with Miss Magna and Mr. T-S and the "wealthy young scion"?

Could it be that this young scion of the Balcom fortune could in any way be connected with the Automaton?

The Stoneleighs' home was a generous pile, locally magnificent, but our young scion's fine, front room was perennially a clutter.

It seems that this young scion of a wealthy house had lost his insecure heart to the daughter of a real aristocrat.

It certainly was an evil day for this brilliant young scion of the ancient race when he lent an ear to Timothy Beddingfield.

Nor was he to be disappointed in the younger scions of the family.

But I didn't know that you young scions of Gridley were on the road.

The Winton dynasty has a strong tradition of its young scions going into public service.

Young scions of polity must be engrafted on the time-worn trunk: a new fortress must be reared upon the ancient and living rock of justice.

Young scions were then pushed out from the parent-stock and instructed to explore fresh regions and to gain happier seats for themselves by their swords.