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1588. Shaks., L. L. L., I. ii. 99. Define, define, well educated infant.
1704. Swift, T. Tub, iv. 103. Whoever went to take him by the Hand in the Way of Salutation, Peter with much Grace, like a well educated Spaniel, would present them with his Foot.
1828. Lytton, Pelham, I. ii. I was reckoned an uncommonly well-educated boy.
1885. [W. H. White], M. Rutherford’s Deliv., iv. 61. She was attractive and well-educated.
