1
If they make the young madcap Eletto-his head will be at stake, not mine.
2
Alexander himself was not much better,- afoolish ,fieryyoung madcap.
3
Time will set everything to rights, and put some ballast in this young madcap's brains.
4
Thou needest not to blush, young madcap!
5
No, no, young madcap.
6
Thither Paoli allowed him to proceed, doubtless on the principle of giving the young madcap a rope wherewith to hang himself.
7
Instead of turning sulky the young madcap began to laugh again; and I determined she should come with me to Brunswick.
8
Such was Myles's introduction to the wild young madcap Prince of Wales, afterwards the famous Henry V, the conqueror of France.
9
The storm of war has blown to your house the young madcap, with whom you spent such happy hours at your sister's wedding.
10
Young madcap, I sent him to look after a pirate and he goes after the governor's daughter!
11
"Shall we comply with the wish of our young madcap?"
12
All the young madcaps had chosen him for their model; for his triumphs robbed many a Miltiades of sleep, and with better cause.
13
"Nettie," asked Mother Hilman in her even, placid tones, "what do you think of that young madcap Wilbur Hill?"
14
"Then let us have Zoe's song; let us have 'La Claire Fontaine'," cried the black-eyed young madcap who held Jean Jacques' arms.
