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Meanings of early girlhood in English
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Usage of early girlhood in English
1
Hannah was different, and must have been pretty in her early girlhood.
2
At this point Lady Fanny's early girlhood may be said to end.
3
If she's been entertaining delusions since early girlhood, slim, I'd say.'
4
And for the unrestraint of her manner defective training in early girlhood would account.
5
From early girlhood she had been sought by the brilliant impecunious of two continents.
6
Now, in your early girlhood, it is lightly regarded as "Elsie's way."
7
Here Vittoria in early girlhood soon became the fashion.
8
In my early girlhood she represented art to me, and it corresponded with her beauty.
9
To her step-mother's fond eyes Betty was more attractive now than in her early girlhood.
10
During her early girlhood, her career was a source of more anxiety than of comfort.
11
In the far-off days of her early girlhood it had quickened her pulses many a time.
12
Nor was the home she found at Lima likely to foster the joyousness of early girlhood.
13
Joy had from her early girlhood been an earnest and sincere follower of the Christian religion.
14
And now it came to him as a shock after his visions of her early girlhood.
15
Without her gun, ever since early girlhood, she had felt that her toilet was not complete.
16
He is apparently aware of a most unfortunate episode which occurred at Valpré in Chris's early girlhood-
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Early girlhood through the time
Early girlhood across language varieties
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