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A young rogue of a painter from Fontainebleau named Antoine de Channeville.
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You seldom or never draw a cry from the young rogue.
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He's the luckiest young rogue to have such a friend.
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As like a Muscovy duck as ever, you young rogue?
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So you've found her out, have you, you young rogue?
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Many a flourishing young rogue suddenly disappears, and the world never knows how or why.
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What are you smiling at, you young rogue?
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By Jove, you young rogue, I've a good mind to refuse my consent to the match!
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I was a wild, disobedient young rogue.
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The young rogue, in order to render me a complete dupe, brought the new moon to his aid.
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Disobeyed orders too, the young rogue.
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Well, the young rogue would have to pay for it, as much as his mortal back could bear!
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Do you see that idle young rogue riding, while his old father has to walk?-Getdown, you scapegrace!
14
I was in the boat-house, prying at the staple of the outer door, like the young rogue that I was.
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My story, denounced by him as an outrageous lie, would be regarded as the funk-inspired subterfuge of a young rogue.
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Sometimes a black-eyed young rogue would take her cake or fruit and fling it among the crowd with her own noble little hand.
