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'''Street urchins''' are [[homeless]] children who room the streets in urban areas. In Victorian England, they were called "street arabs"; see the [[Baker Street Irregulars]] in the [[Sherlock Holmes]] stories.
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'''Street urchins''' are [[homeless]] children who roam the streets in urban areas. In Victorian England, they were called "street arabs"; see the [[Baker Street Irregulars]] in the [[Sherlock Holmes]] stories.

Revision as of 15:26, November 8, 2007

Street urchins are homeless children who roam the streets in urban areas. In Victorian England, they were called "street arabs"; see the Baker Street Irregulars in the Sherlock Holmes stories.