Mostly, they talked, like two playmates.
A young mother in Scarborough volunteered to take her three children and five playmates for a swim one afternoon.
He is also exultant over having two playmates to tease, torment and awaken in the wee hours (audience participation encouraged).
This is the residence of Sir Pierson Dixon, the… A young mother in Scarborough volunteered to take her three children and five playmates for a swim one afternoon.
By June Bingham and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 27 , 1949P. 17 A young mother in Scarborough volunteered to take her three children and five playmates for a swim one afternoon.
They had always been like two playmates thrown together from different neighborhoods: Amani Toomer, the quiet California-bred receiver, gifted but detached, and Kerry Collins, a quarterback from the Pennsylvania rust belt, gritty and fidgety.
Played by Dolly Read, Cynthia Myers and Marcia McBroom -- two Playmates of the Month and a fashion model -- they are members of a rock band, the Carrie Nations, who apparently spend most of their time at parties thrown by the impresario Ronnie (Z-Man) Barzell (John LaZar), a dandy who talks in pseudo-Shakespearean jive.
In the early autumn sunshine, four-year-old Milo and his two playmates race between houses built of straw, in and out of open doors, grabbing an apple here and a drink there, occasionally slowing to greet an adult or poke the earth with a stick.
Even if hunter-gatherer children wanted to segregate by age, they would rarely find more than one or two playmates within a year or two of their own age.
