"smartling" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1902, James Hoyt, Seen & heard by Megargee - Volume 2, Part 2 - Page 565:",
          "text": "The serious illness of Archbishop Corrigan of the New York Catholic diocese, has led a lot of newspaper smartlings to predict, with apparent mournfulness, that he might recover but for his \"advanced age.\"",
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          "ref": "1903, William Rheem Lighton, The ultimate moment:",
          "text": "He determined that he would not hold up his honest admiration of his friend for the amusement of these smartlings.",
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