"streetling" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1868, Charles Bertie P. Bosanquet, London: some account of its growth, charitable agencies and wants, page 39:",
          "text": "The traffic had to flow round by Broad Street, St. Giles; whilst between Broad Street and Great Russell Street is the notorious St. Giles' rookery, of which Church Lane — a miserable streetling, running parallel with and south of New Oxford […]",
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          "text": "This, however, it was impossible in such a bustling thoroughfare to do; a fact which the scrambling and exclamations of the half-dozen streetlings clambering on the outer railings speedily brought home to me.",
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          "text": "Clean face and glossy curls must never frown upon little smutty, streetling publican.",
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          "text": "Suddenly I was a demure demoiselle set to scream a second time for help, not the starving streetling I'd become since arriving in Paris six months prior, several weeks shy of my sixteenth birthday.",
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