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The Sporting Times (11 July 1908), its rous eye always on the ladies, referred leeringly to the dear little flappers in the chorus and in 1914 the usually squeaky-clean naval propagandist Bartimeus, in Naval Occasions , described how Little pigtailed girls with tight skirts enclosing immature figures, of a class known technically as the Flapper, drifted by with lingering, precocious stares. Contemporary Australia had no underage trollops, but prior to 1920 generally used flapper in the Berkshire sense, to describe a young girl, probably a teenager, who is not yet considered old enough to be part of adult society
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