He was thinking of this young whipper-snapper and his interference with his plans.

What are you doing here with this young whipper-snapper, Beatrice?

You wouldn't want some young whipper-snapper to beat him in the race, would you, Ned?

It's the young whipper-snapper in me.'

You would never find William Craven giving himself airs such as you young whipper-snappers think make you seem of some consequence.

To hand it down to his adopted son was one thing; to pass it over to "some young whipper-snapper" was another.

I determined to keep my eye on this young whipper-snapper, and come up from Ascot by an earlier train than they expected me.

"Don't you talk to me like that, you young whipper-snapper!"

"Neither is that young whipper-snapper," rejoined the widow, "but then of course he's a Barry."