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... young man's maiden 1 On the other hand the Cambridge University Library copy of Lord Carnarvon's edition of ... young ' ( presumably young in behaviour , since he was eight years older than Boswell ) ; ' but much of a gentleman ...
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... young lady , who sent him to France to learn the graces , and laughed at those he acquired ; finally won a devoted heiress ; and was killed by a young horse which was able to resent more efficiently the benevolent burden of Mr Day . At ...
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... young charges develop in their own way . He distrusted the comparative freedom of a public school , the licence of the University . He recalled his own youth - ' I remember that when I came from Cambridge , I had acquired among the ...
... young charges develop in their own way . He distrusted the comparative freedom of a public school , the licence of the University . He recalled his own youth - ' I remember that when I came from Cambridge , I had acquired among the ...
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