These are, of course, mere infants compared with the Southampton Town Bowling Club, founded in 1299, which still uses the green on which it has played for centuries and possesses the quaint custom of describing its master, or president, as "sir," and are younger even than the Newcastle-onTyne club established in 1657. [Please select]
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This group of cases needs further observation, particularly on the bones of infants and embryos. [Please select]
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Of the voluntary, purposive crying of infants a little older I am not here speaking. [Please select]
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Infants in the second six months are quite capable of establishing a "Tyranny of Tears" and feeling their power. [Please select]
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In another place the women with infants in arms met him to thank him for releasing them from hard work. [Please select]
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Carried out as an absolute principle, it would imply the independence of infants; and must therefore require some reference to 'utility.' [Please select]
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In such places young men are never anything but milk sops, and old men anything but b-b-bald-headed infants. [Please select]
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It was warranted harmless to infants and invalids, so he felt quite safe. [Please select]
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The nations rendered famous by their artists, artisans, and idealists have supplied their infants with many toys, for there is more philosophy and poetry in a single doll than in a thousand books. [Please select]
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Rats have often attacked children who have been left in a room by themselves; and infants have even lost their lives from the blood which their bites have caused to flow. [Please select]
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