A pretty English boy, with the dawn of a peachy bloom on his young cheeks, and an impulsiveness commoner with English youth than our own, talked with Miss Gerald one evening and the next day sent her an armful of flowers with his card.

After the band and the flambeaux-bearers danced the jolly commoners, with here and there a more important pair of legs, an English clerk, a tourist, or an official, all excited by the music, the torches, and the running to the fire.

Youmy daughterwasting emotion on a mere commoner!

He was a plain commoner, while his interlocutor was a baron.

All the provisions bespoke by some rakish fellow-commoner in the next room, who had been on a scheme to Newmarket.

I have seen many a spendthrift young commoner cut his uncle the duke; and being a duchess by no means will ensure admittance at Almack's.

You shall hear historians describe him as a transplanted English commoner, a second edition of John Hampden.

"Then the vital commoners and inland petty spirits muster me all to their captain, the heart.

This wealthy commoner, after a career at Eastbury as a patron of the arts, was created Lord Melcombe possibly for his services to the son of George II.