MY DEAR SON,--Long life, and all the blessings of all the saints be upon you now and for evermore!
But wherever I live, my dear son, as long as I have a house, I hope you will always do me the justice and the pleasure to consider yourself as its master.
My dear son, Captain Walsingham showed his judgment more, perhaps, in pointing out causes than effects.
You are right, my dear son; marry Miss Walsingham, and we have enough, and more than enough, for happiness.
More than satisfy--as you ever do, ever will, my dear son.
Dear Son,--I have both yours, and have changed my mind since my last.
Dear Son,--I have Kempis by me; but have not read him lately.
Dear Son,--Your brother will receive 5 pounds for you next Saturday, if Mr. S.
Dear Son,--Your brother Samuel, with his wife and child, are here.
My dear son "It is with great pain I write to tell you that you must leave all and hasten home if you would see your mother.
My dear son, we have all one interest; if you want anything, let us know, and if it can be had you know enough of us to know you shall not want it.
No, my dear son, I am not certain of it, and no man can have such a certainty; but I am sure that the Christian religion is not the true one, because it cannot be universal.
Pleasures which give activity to our senses, my dear son, disturb the repose of our soul--a proof that they do not deserve the name of real enjoyments.
Meanwhile the prince reached his mother's house, and she said to him: "Dear son, where have you been?
The prince entered, saw the tower, went up and met an old woman who said to him: "Dear son, where are you going?
She answered: "My dear son, how will you go and find the Love of the three Oranges?
The queen answered: "Ah, my dear son, I am sad because you must now part from me.
My dear son, I do not; but I thought you might be mistaken in them, especially at night.
Remember, my dear son, the circumstances and associations by which you are morally bound to each other.
I have come to take my farewell of you, my dear son, as I am ready to depart on a long journey and will not again see you on earth.
Again I say, speak, my dear son, and tell my daughter the truth; do you hear, the truth?
I am; but your calling me fool put me in mind of my dear son, who often used to call me fool--and you just now looked as he sometimes did, with a blob of foam on your lip.
In their eyes, O dear son, amongst the Kurus ourselves and the Pandavas are equal.
And seeing the place become like a troubled ocean, the intelligent Bharadwaja said unto his dear son, Aswatthaman, 'Restrain both these mighty warriors so proficient in arms.
My dear son, Hero Naznai," said the king, "I gave you my daughter and made you my son with the hope that when a black day should come upon me you would give me your help.
I am greatly obliged to you, my dear son; this is a very delicate attention on your part.
Give it me, my dear, dear son: your own honour, if not your affection for me, demands that you should.
You will be sure, my dear son, to give the note to Madame Tourville herself?
Possibly with your enemies, dear son; but there is nothing the matter with your business.
If you love her so much, dear son, why did you exact so much money?
I will come back immediately, dear son-in-law; I am only going to see what is keeping Nato.
Then the boy wept; and when the hermit heard him weeping, he put his arm round him and said, "Weep not, my dear son.
Now before sunrise, whilst it was yet early, he was awakened by the voice of the hermit crying, "My son, my dear son!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dear son" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
