| Walpole was plagued one morning with that oaf of unlicked antiquity, Prideaux, and his great boy. |
| Yet, amazed as I was, I would not have it supposed that I was altogether an unlicked cub. |
| He found me an unlicked whelp of the forest, and whatever I am he has made me. |
| She hasn't any people to speak of, and she's up here now with a rotten, unlicked cub of a brother. |
| As we both wrote in the same chamber, we preferred each other's acquaintance to that of the unlicked cubs that surrounded us. |
| He seems to be completely puffed up with the sense of his own importance, and to be an unlicked sort of cub altogether. |
