1
Yes; but they are mischievous children, and perhaps do not go to school.
2
Yes, you, and all the other naughty mischievous children of men.
3
I like reading stories of mischievous children: they amuse me.
4
Beside the disorder created in this family by mischievous children, the servants were daily plagues.
5
And they both felt like mischievous children as they whispered in his bed every night.
6
They acted like a party of mischievous children.
7
I am not one of those bad, mischievous children; I am the daughter of the wealthy Hagiyama.
8
Finding themselves regaled by the dominant race, they became greatly puffed up, daring everything like mischievous children.
9
They both laughed, feeling like mischievous children who had played a successful trick on the hokey-pokey man.
10
They are but mischievous children-merry-heartedbut mischievous.
11
Exaggerated types of mischievous children and freakish adults, and equally freakish and unthinkable mechanical devices, are favorite subjects.
12
Like mischievous children, with Americans for an excuse, they remained until the last ones, laughing immoderately when they encountered men they knew.
13
We were like a lot of empty-headed, mischievous children, horribly selfish of course, but not meaning any harm-atleast not most of us.
14
Even last winter, though the wind made the strongest of us weep, the birds were but mischievous children, their beaks bringing only small sufferings.
