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This irritability, this increasing childish petulance seemed to give expression to their imperceptible estrangement.
2
Was the movement, then, merely an outburst of childish petulance?
3
She was conscious of a childish petulance.
4
It was not, as United States opinion imagined, merely childish petulance or the whining of a poor loser.
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I charge you as a wife and a lady to cease this childish petulance, and come down at once.
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A movement of childish petulance!
7
He had a full head of glossy dark hair, a cleft chin, and, currently, a certain air of childish petulance.
8
"She loved me," he blurted out, his tone bordering on childish petulance.
9
"I thought you had forgotten me," he said, with childish petulance.
10
"What can we do?" I said, with childish petulance.
11
"I will not eat with you," I said sullenly; speaking out of a kind of dull obstinacy, or perhaps a childish petulance.
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"I would like to know more about it," she sighed, a quaint little air of childish petulance graving two lines between her eyebrows.