Ah, you are shifting your ground, young gentleman.
It is a wiser step than one would always expect from a young gentleman of your years.
My Lord,--This is to bring to your notice my namesake and cousin, David Balfour Esquire of Shaws, a young gentleman of unblemished descent and good estate.
It was not so when the sword was in the scale, young gentleman, and the virtues of the soldier might sustain themselves.
And now that I call to mind, there was a young gentleman, your namesake, that marched surgeon in the year '45 with my battalion.
I am sorry, young gentleman," answered the stranger, "that you have any reason to be so unhappy at your years.
I was introduced by the aunt, the mistress of the house, to a young gentleman in Austrian uniform who sat beside me.
I spent two hours in going over the magnificent establishment, the owner himself shewing it me, and then I went back to dinner and called for my young gentleman.
A young gentleman, as fair as love, came up to me, and with easy politeness asked me why I had refused an ice.
Young gentleman, I am extremely sorry that this painful duty has fallen to my lot.
It could not be called a cheerful spot, even for a composer absorbed in beloved toil; how much less for a young gentleman haunted by alarms and awaiting the arrival of a corpse!
A young gentleman, who had passed the trio and suddenly started and turned back, at this moment laid a heavy hand on Michael's shoulder.
In those days 'twas far better for a young gentleman of any pretensions to remain at home than go to London and be denied that inner sanctuary,--the younger club at Almack's.
Mother, this is Mr. Richard Carvell heir to Carvel Hall in Maryland,--a young gentleman whom I have had the honour to rescue from a slaver.
Young gentleman," he begged, "pray do not disturb yourself.
There is a young gentleman here to see you, sir," he announced.
I struck a light, lighted the candle, took my young gentleman by the hand and led him quietly into an adjoining dressing-room with the shutters firmly fastened, and nothing he could break.
Shut up a young gentleman and a young peasant in a room; the former will have upset and smashed everything before the latter has stirred from his place.
I would not make an embroiderer, a gilder, a polisher of him, like Locke's young gentleman.
As I have not the honour of educating "A young gentleman," I shall take care not to follow his example.
By this time, young gentleman, you may perceive that I have it in my power to be a valuable correspondent, and that it will be to your interest to deserve my confidence.
A young gentleman may be over-careful of himself, or he may be under-careful of himself.
You are a young gentleman to be smiled on, Mr. Copperfull, and you must learn your walue, sir.
He was rather a shallow sort of young gentleman, I thought, with a handsome face, a rapid utterance, and a confident, bold air.
My respectful compliments to Mrs. Mervyn, and I will trust you, though you boast to be so lively a young gentleman, to kiss Julia for me.
But you must know the Colonel is always himself in the way to pay Miss Bertram those attentions which afford the best indirect opportunities for a young gentleman in Hazlewood's situation.
There is no young gentleman of these parts, who might be in rank or fortune a match for Miss Julia, that I think at all likely to play such a character.
It is ardour that we need in the Service, young gentleman," said he.
But do not imagine that it is a light service which you undertake, young gentleman, when you enter His Majesty's Navy.
You can see, young gentleman, that not a scrap of the ardour with which I serve my country has been shot away.
He contented himself with instructing a young gentleman, aged about fifteen, to take his pony and ride over to a distant cathedral town, which was honored by the abode of a virtuous though drunken surveyor.
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