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Meanings of young urchin in English
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Usage of young urchin in English
1
The young urchin shrank away, abashed, for it was Miss Connie's voice.
2
The boy was a feeble, frail, ill-nourished, dirty young urchin, who fell asleep as soon as his head touched her arm.
3
A young urchin, her mourning tunic white in spirit if not in fact, tugged urgently at the hem of Orma's short cloak.
4
The younger urchin had a long run of good luck, whereat his antagonist exhibited much annoyance, swearing intemperately.
5
'Show us then, my young urchin; come up hither.
6
"Ma godfeythers and godmoothers," the young urchin began.
7
The young urchins swim like fishes, but just as he was scrambling to shore, the Fox caught him by the waistcoat and killed him.
8
"Hounds are gaining!" cried the next we passed- ayoungurchin sitting on a bank and eating toffee.