Meanings of little nephews in English

Once a year he had all his little nephews and nieces visit him.

She looked up at her little nephews and laughed when she came to the wall.

Indeed, Podmore herself was not above collecting cowries in a pill-box for her little nephews.

Alexandra helped one of her little nephews to gravy.

Ah, my little nephews and nieces-that'sthe very point!

Are you tired of the little nephews yet?

They began their regular issues, I think, while I was the nursemaid of my little nephews at Beverly.

Kathy and I were being led by our two little nephews, Josh (eight) and Tanner (six).

Captain Stuart was adored by his little nephews and nieces, and his visits were always a golden time.

The young Jacobis drank incessantly to the aunts-Gabrielemust continually make her glass clink against those of her little nephews.

Now it seemed nearer as she pictured the six little nephews and nieces, the poor old grandmother-perhapsall hungry and homeless!

He did not romp with his little nephews, and only smiled when Harrie teased him for this unusual omission of avuncular privilege.

Miss Bertram left them alone; she exercised a certain supervision over Rob's work, but never objected to his joining her little nephews' amusements.

John's mother lived in town, and John told Daddy about his two little nephews she was raising after John's sister had died in Chicago.

If you are so good as to care, I am going to take a house and make a home for myself and my little nephews.

I made my little nephews a promise, and I'll keep it. He kicked off his shoes as he spoke, on the mat outside the door.