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This is most often found at seventeen--therefore she should be just seventeen Belle-bouche was scarcely more than seventeen, as we know.— The Youth of Jefferson A Chronicle of College Scrapes at Williamsburg, in Virginia, A.D. 1764
He's coming in as a clerk at first, but Harris says he's to be taken in as a partner in time Then he's only a boy yet I suppose so--seventeen or eighteen Of course there was a considerable amount of speculation and curiosity as to the new arrival during the week which followed.— My Friend Smith A Story of School and City Life
Tell Mr. Hopkins that we are here--seventeen, counting you two boys--and to make no demonstration when we close up.— Captured by the Navajos
A slip of a girl, sixteen or seventeen-- exactly.— Pan
Kathleen_. I put her at seventeen, and (as Whitney says) she's a darling.— Kathleen
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