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Childe became separated from the main party and was lost.

"You sure we won't have an hour before Childe gets home?

"That's not good money," Childe said, going directly to the heart of the matter.

Grace though a childe taught him ye love of God.

Even if Childe attached very few demerits to the idea.

In general, technology is not a large part of the Childe Cycle.

Mrs. Childe looked at the three of them in alarm.

The final planned volume, Childe, was to resolve the conflict which had been set up in the last two books.

Gordon Childe thought that the people were missionaries, who also had the knowledge how to make copper.

Great fame had come to him early, after Childe Harold was published in 1812.

In this way, Childe learned a little about the booksSandy read.

Fuller thought Childe's job unnecessary, and in early 1922 terminated his employment.

I was once before him for getting a Wench with childe Duke.

For Ms. Childe, the stocks' high prices add to the risk.

Even as Childe was developing this revolution theme the ground was sinking under him.

The fourth canto of Childe Harold is really too bad.

An exception is Childe Hassam, who painted at both places.

Childe concentrated on the inferences to be made from the artifacts:

To be clanless is no great virtue amongst the Kindred, childe!

He had only one childe, and the bond between them was tight and keenly felt.

The truth is that Childe considered her grown sister slightly dotty about words, 'specially the printed kind.

She would sleep with Childe, as always.

Because of this, the childe shares many attributes of the sire.

Not so for Childe Hassam, who arrived 20 years later and with a different mind-set.

On one wall hung a print of a painting by Childe Hassam.