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Meanings of childish face in English

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Usage of childish face in English
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His childish face, with the limpid black eyes, was red and moist.
Resurrection
2
He looked at her childish face and hoped she would pull through.
Sally Bishop: A Romance
3
In the corridor, however, a change come over her small childish face.
A Sweet Girl Graduate
4
Had he, beneath the childish face, already recognized the passionate, proud woman?
Henry VIII and His Court: A Historical Novel
5
She was diminutive in stature, and had an innocent childish face.
Roger Trewinion
6
She kissed the brilliant childish face that was pressed to hers.
The Bars of Iron
7
I announce our departure, and a tearful pout suddenly contracts her childish face.
Madame Chrysantheme — Volume 4
8
She enchanted him with her smile, and her innocent childish face touched him.
The Daughter of an Empress
9
Radiance, not to be concealed, shone from her charming childish face.
Missing
10
He needed them to compensate for his boyish, almost childish face.
Gods go begging
11
I don't have a childish face, but I have an almost angelic one.
Vittorio, the vampire
12
The childish face of Fanny Trevelyan once seen is not soon to be forgotten.
Lady Rosamond's Secret: A Romance of Fredericton
13
The delicate, childish face was suddenly distorted with rage, a rage black and venomous.
Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
14
Her smooth, childish face now seemed a mask of deceit.
The Asylum
15
There was tragedy in the childish face, and Prudence put her arms around this baby-sister.
Prudence of the Parsonage
16
Again my mother laughed, and again there followed that graver look upon her childish face.
Paul Kelver
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