urchins

A young dog, for example, is attacked by urchins who throw stones at it.

How could the flogger of urchins be otherwise than animated and joyous?

Again homeless, I wandered about with urchins as ragged and destitute as myself.

At least three other urchins had claimed relationship with that self-same lady.

These urchins immediately ran home, and told what they had seen.

We patted the poor horse that grew a tail for urchins to pluck at.

They have not quite the rowdy actuality of Mr. Tarkington's urchins.

He left her, and proceeded to help the man who was dragging the urchins to their feet.

He had made himself the special protector of the ten little Slabtown urchins.

To be sure, there were some urchins who yelled: A la chienlit!