Sentence examples for dearest child from inspiring English sources

"Dearest Child," one message started, from a woman calling herself "Another Betrayed Wife," who praised the young girl as an angel of justice and courage.

Published on Christmas Day, it said, "Yes, my dearest child, there is a Santa Claus!

"My dearest children," it began.

But the loving letters to the Williamses, as reprinted by Helen, are habitually addressed to "Dear Children," "Dearest Children," "Dearest Family" — to no one else does he write this way, and it is not the way of infatuation.

My dear child, it's hard".

Caroline, dear child, take your embroidery.

It's not hard to hold a dear child.

Then she lowers her voice: " 'No — my dear child.

And he said, 'not, my dear child, for the reason you obviously think.

(Napoleon gave Masséna the nickname "l'Enfant chéri de la Victoire" ["the Dear Child of Victory"].) Although he was made a marshal in 1804, Masséna had little respect for Napoleon's imperial regime.

Then the lady understood, but she took one look at Pippi and burst out, 'But, my dear child, your whole face is covered with freckles!' 'I know that,' said Pippi, 'but I don't suffer from them.