When he got a little older, he hoped that everything would be better, and there was no hurry about anything.
Often Terence would come and listen to them, too, for he seemed to be less afraid of Mrs. O'Brien as he grew a little older.
As he grew a little older, he never could be got inside a church.
If we are a little older, however, and more sophisticated, we shall suspect the owner of Stafford Park and his architect of a design to make it appear imposing.
Hastings," she answered, "when you get a little older, you will learn to confine yourself to your own opinions.
With the Ivy the stems of seedlings are moderately heliotropic, whilst those of the same plants when grown a little older * Strasburger has shown in his interesting work ('Wirkung des Lichtes.
It is remarkable that when our plants had grown a little older, viz.
The cotyledons whilst young do not sink at night, but when grown a little older, but still only .
If I were a little older I would fall in love with you, and worry you a great deal with my attentions.
A little older, and a little paler,” I replied, “but certainly you look more natural to me this moment than you have for four years.
He appeared a little older, a little braver, a little wiser, yet there was about him still the look of superb physical vitality which had been the result of a youth spent in the open fields.
Mr. Chamberlayne says thar'll be an income of goin' on ten thousand dollars a year by the time you're a little older.
He would come out of all this silly feeling about other women once he became a little older, and then he would be all right.
She seemed nice and he fancied intelligent--a little older than he would have preferred any woman to be who was to interest him.
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