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And I'm young enough to polish off every unlicked cub in these parts.
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An unlicked cub is an insult to creation.
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That is always good for an unlicked cub.
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When he was a green, uncouth, unlicked cub of a boy, like you, Stephen, he had made them.
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They've got a new fellow they are trying to push in, a young unlicked cub that Peter Calvin's running.
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The unlicked cub of a common constable seemed to eye me the more suspiciously for the flattering form of my address.
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Vincent himself had married one of his daughters to a neighbouring squire, whom he denominated an " unlicked cub," but an honest man.
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This is the night when unlicked cubs do disport themselves in our precincts.
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These unlicked cubs who thought they could out-drink ME!
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"He seemed a very unlicked cub," was all my reply.
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"Pipe down that guff, you unlicked cub, or I'll crown you with a proof-bar!"
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As we both wrote in the same chamber, we preferred each other's acquaintance to that of the unlicked cubs that surrounded us.
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They set out upon their travels unlicked cubs: and in their travels they only lick one another, for they seldom go into any other company.
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"Well, yes," said Waymark, "she has a tolerable face; seems to me a long way too good to be teaching those unlicked cubs.