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Meanings of made a child in English

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Usage of made a child in English
1
She made a child of him, as if he were her son.
Lazarre
2
She made a child of him, and his years of dissatisfaction were forgotten.
We Can't Have Everything: A Novel
3
He is ashamed for that he has made a child happy.
Kim
4
A sense of repulsion, nauseating, invincible, made a child of me.
The Betrayal
5
Think what blessedness to be made a child of God, an heir of glory!
Grandmother Elsie
6
Somehow the sight of Marie in that dress almost made a child of the man.
The Debtor: A Novel
7
When you've loved someone for years, made a child with them, that never goes away.
Blind Man's Alley
8
I wasn't going to be made a child of.
The Duke's Children
9
And pretty things made a child of her.
Merton of the Movies
10
God, what if they had made a child?
The spurned viscountess
11
He's made a child with her.
Forge of Darkness
12
And when you have made a child like this, can you make a world for him that will satisfy him?
Friends in Council — First Series
13
Arsdale struggled feebly to his elbow, but Donaldson pushed him back with a pressure that would not have made a child waver.
The Seventh Noon
14
If I had been a man I would have carried her off, but she made a child, a happy child, of me.
'Twixt Land & Sea: Tales
15
Instantly send for a surgeon; omitting to have proper advice in such a case has frequently made a child a cripple for life.
Advice to a Mother on the Management of Her Children
16
Who but a necromancer could have made a child invisible, and stolen her away in the face and eyes of the whole court?
The Pot of Gold, and Other Stories
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