A prodigy whose talents are recognized at an early age.
1This same infant prodigy generally carries about with him an old pipe.
2He was an infant prodigy, whose musical genius revealed itself in his earliest childhood.
3Some infant prodigy which is a standard of mischief throughout its neighbourhood misleads them.
4He must share the infant prodigy he had discovered.
5He was in no sense an infant prodigy.
6In music she was not only an infant prodigy, but very much of a born genius.
7The press began to notice this infant prodigy, who wished to remain quite unheralded until her debut.
8Probably there is no record of an infant prodigy more extraordinary than that which these letters contain.
9I'll speak like a regular infant prodigy.
10He spoke slowly and carefully, yet with a faint lisp, much as some infant prodigy might speak.
11There's usually some sort of infant prodigy ready to play at any entertainments of the Doctors' Club.
12Mabel snapped out, Where's the infant prodigy?
13She promotes a young Russian painter, an infant prodigy and helped to found an English theatre in Budapest.
14In the first place, my dear mother did all she could to make me an infant prodigy of learning.
15I did more, I brought upon myself through the local newspapers the handicapping title of " infant prodigy."
16Who better to capture the century in its infancy than an infant prodigy, using a technology still in its relative infancy?
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