That was what she had always been most like, all through life--a good child.
With her ash-grey hair, her wrinkles, and the mild unrecriminating expression with which she supported her pain, she looked like a good child caught up by old age in the obedient performance of some task.
Your mother takes so much pains with you that it would be a pity for you not to be a good child.
Don't fuss about the room, that is a good child, and I will send you a new ring, and you shall have a great big box of cake every month, and then all the other girls will want to be friends with you.
A good child, a good child, As I suppose you be, Never laughed nor smiled At the tickling of your knee.
Now go and put this away, and remember my words like a good child.
The king, our wise ruler, has sent us here to see your good child; for a good child is more precious than a kingdom.
I meant I meant to be a good child, and I have been worse than ever I was in my life before.
Fanny over there looks ten times as much like a countess--even she is a good child, au fond, and the right sort of a husband might still make something of her.
It was a good child, unspoiled as yet, but with little sense and very giddy.
I meant--I meant--to be a good child, and I have been worse than ever I was in my life before.
I pray you now, good Child Waters, That I may creepe in att your bedds feete, For there is noe place about this house Where I may say a sleepe.
Lie quite quiet now like a good child, while I go down to prepare the bread and milk.
She kissed me once or twice at the very last moment, and told me to be a good child.
I hope you are a good child and do what you are told always," said Aunt Penelope.
By Jove," said father, "you are a good child to have kept it so long.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good child" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
