"Do you mean to tell me that you've been speaking to young Hardy?" exclaimed the captain.

Eight lives were published since his decease, in octavo, by way of Supplement to that admired Biographer; in which though so young a guide, he strikes out a way like one well acquainted with the dark and intricate paths of antiquity.

" Two plans in one head, and so young a head as that?

Keep it with thee a while; thou art young yet an' close inshore.

REGNIER, MATHURIN, French poet, born at Chartres; led when young a life of dissipation; ranks high as a poet, but is most distinguished in satire, which is instinct with verve and vigour (1572-1613).

"Well," resumed Jane, "eve'ybody s'posed, after w'at had happen', dat Julia'd keep on livin' easy, fer she wuz young an' good-lookin'.

The principle was the same as that which had guided the arrangements for a Regency ten years before; but it was not inconceivable that Parliament might have hesitated to intrust so large an authority to so very young a man, and him a comparative stranger, such as the Prince still was, had the leaders of the Opposition given the slightest countenance to such an objection.

Now thousands more are rushing from the city to the hills or to the desert, fleeing from riot and war, the strong carrying the sick, the young the oldeach with a little bundle of household goods, all camping near the towering gates in the great city wall, ready to dash through when the keeper flings them open in the early morning.

You are too young your power to understand, Lovers take wing upon the least command; Already he is here.

Certainly so young a solitary, coming among a people whose conventionalities were so at variance with his own door-yard ethics, was in sad danger of being undulyas we might sayTimonized.

FAUST With but seven hours I could succeed; Nor should I want the devil's wile, So young a creature to beguile.

Praise of a Bride~ Graceful and young the peach-tree stands; How rich its flowers, all gleaming bright!