1
Poor little tad, he did not even know the names of his troubles.
2
Sir, I've known that boy since he was a little tad.
3
That's enough to handle any little tad of Mexicans that may be hanging about up there.
4
He had always done that, even when he was a little tad in the rough castle at Kostkov.
5
Man plans and God displans-thepoor little tad'll be scairt plumb to death, out all alone in the dark-
6
But, thank the Lord, I make enough money so we could do better by the little tad than that!
7
One little tad, evidently the runt of the family, got nothing but cornbread and chicken gizzards, but he knew better than to complain.
8
But little Tad understood his father's spirit better than the crowd did.
9
But little Tad did not trouble his father in the least.
10
Please, Papa-day, come back and play with your little Tad.
11
He ran away when we were both little tads and I haven't seen him since.
12
A lamp was brought, and little Tad at once rushed to his father's side, exclaiming:
13
Little Tad said, "Father has never been happy since we came to Washington."
14
Soon the questions were popping from every side, while little Tad beamed from one to the other.
15
Old Dillon smiled grimly, Daws and little Tad shouted with derisive laughter, and the big twins grinned.
16
Mrs. Lincoln, prostrated by the shock, was unable to be present, and little Tad would not come.
