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1 The jury were beginning to hate this neatly dressed young sprig .
2 My fellow-passengers were a young sprig of the Spanish nobility and three chubby-faced nuns.
3 Just see that this young sprig keeps out of mischief.
4 What is it you need, young sprig of kindling?
5 These editors, by the way, are often very troublesome to the young sprig of genius.
6 Tell her he's no young sprig but he likes a good time all the better.
7 The devil take that young sprig of the nobility!
8 Set them on to us, you blasted young sprig !
9 One young sprig was girded in a white loincloth that bore the words "Hotel Taft."
10 Here was a beardless young sprig , who patronised him and asked him whether he found London was changed.
11 One young sprig of a girl, about fourteen, with sallow complexion and bead-like black eyes, kept regarding him.
12 I'd undertake, while he is caterwauling away with the young gal, to knock that young sprig of an officer overboard.
13 But how in the world are we to get rid of this confounded young sprig of nobility, her self-constituted champion?
14 Here was a beardless young sprig , who patronised him, and vouchsafed to ask him whether he found London was changed.
15 Thereupon a young sprig , from the East, blustered like a Shanghai rooster, and began to sass the conductor with his chin music.
16 That's a pair of gallant young sprigs , but the choice is your Frenchman, Radisson.
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