1
The disobedient boy must pay the penalty of his disobedience.
2
The disobedient boy or girl is always unhappy.
3
She thanked God for saving the life of her disobedient boy, but the danger was not yet past.
4
I knew a disobedient boy, once, who came to the gallows; and I 've known several others who made very bad men.
5
He was not a rebellious nor disobedient boy, but he had learned to make his own counsel and settle his own problems.
6
I have been a bad son, and the Talking Cricket was right when he said that a disobedient boy cannot be happy in this world.
7
The fact is, that, in almost all cases, disobedient boys are mean, and cowardly, and contemptible.
8
For at last I have seen that disobedient boys come to no good and gain nothing.
9
If only my misfortune might serve as a lesson to disobedient boys who refuse to study!
10
And when these disobedient boys grow up to be men, they do not command influence or respect.
11
May my example serve at least as a warning to all disobedient boys who do not want to study.
12
"I have not been thought a disobedient boy till now," said Marten somewhat sulkily.
13
Wherever they are there are sure to be some restless and disobedient boys and girls whose confidence and good will must be gained.
14
I have indeed been a bad son, and the Talking-Cricket was right when he said: ' Disobedient boys never come to any good in the world.'