I'm sufficiently old to recollect when "gentleman" or perhaps the combining for "-guy" was just frequent usage. "All Gentlemen are designed equal" was just taken for granted as this means "All people were being designed equal. " In this particular regard it might be major that she will not set the expression in quotation marks, as the opposite 3

It is actually standard and customary to consult with adults as "youngsters" when expressing the relationship. Indicating that so-and-so would be the "children of" another person is another way of saying the "sons and/or daughters of". In case you say "my young children" or "John's young children", it means sons and daughters. (If John is usuall