While I was at Grace Hospital, my father and eldest brother called almost every day to see me, and, though I said little, I still accepted them in their proper characters.
O dear me," said little Davie, hiding his face in Polly's gown, as Joel went slowly off.
Grandfather," said little Alice, looking fearfully into his face, "your voice sounds as though you were going to tell us something awful!
Grandfather," said little Alice, laying her head back upon his arm, "I am very tired now.
It was kept here for Grandfather and me to sit in together," said little Alice, "and for Grandfather to tell stories about.
But they were so greedy; they were worse than little piggies," said little Roderick; "they made such funny little noises all the time they were eating.
Said little Roddy, once again: "When I saw that naughty bear hit my sister with his paw I wanted to hit him with a stick.
Us must be main careful how us fixes our nets, you,' said Little John, going as far as he could in reproof of my negligence.
Look at yer nets,' said Little John in a tone of suppressed indignation, for he disliked the noise of a gun, as all other noises.
It is already far on in the day; now heaven send us a guest soon, so that we may get to dinner," said Little John.
Rather than that I'll crack thy head," said Little John.
I vow I am very well pleased with those strokes of yours," said Little John, "and before I leave this place you shall be tested better.
I was born at Holderness," said Little John, "and when I am at home men call me Reynold Greenleaf.
By my loyalty and truth," said Little John to himself, "I will be the worst servant to him that ever he had.
Yes, of course," said little Hugh, taking in, but hesitating how to obey.
The big picture is Dover," said little Jamie, "and that Britannia sitting on the cliff, they cut out of Punch and stuck on.
I think father's the most beautifullest man of all," said little Janie, with a sort of jealous feeling as if somehow he had been disparaged, though she did not exactly know how.
I think it is very pleasant in November," said little Fleda, sedately.
He said little, and she nothing, but her eyes watered again at the kind tenderness of his manner.
Hats off, gentlemen," said little White, as the box came in view, and the crowd silently uncovered.
She has come for her milk," said little Cornelia, who ran out and took the pitcher from the woman's hand.
A, B, C," said little Lewis to himself, as he bent eagerly over a ragged primer.
Well, although I think the Indians were very wicked, I pity them, but I feel a great deal more for the poor slave," said little Cornelia.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "said little" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
