Fabian wrote:
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> Back about 150 years ago, the common word for this was 'master', and
> exactl;y equivalent to 'miss'.
This is correct as far as I understand the term accept that it only
applies to boys twelve and under. Then IIRC there is a gap until the boy
becomes 21 when he has no honorific. At age 21 of course he becomes a
mister.
> --
> Fabian
> It ain't the money, it's the job title.
> It ain't the job title, it's what you do.
> It ain't what you do, it's the way that you do it.
> That's what it's all about.