dear mother
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- I have no doubt that my poor dear mother thought him so too. Cited from David Copperfield, by Charles Dickens
- Their poor dear mother did the usual thing while they were with us. Cited from Misalliance, by George Bernard Shaw
- Now if dear mother was here, a word would never pass between us. Cited from Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lectures, Douglas Jerrold #1
- And then the door opened, and dear mother came out to help me. Cited from Esther, by Rosa Nouchette Carey
- I cannot go away with you and leave my own dear mother. Cited from Tales of Giants from Brazil, by Elsie Spicer Eells
- His mother; his dear mother, whom he knew for so short a time! Cited from A Romance of Youth by Francois Coppee, v1
- First, though, run out to see if your dear mother is not coming. Cited from Children's Classics In Dramatic Form, by Augusta Stevenson
- The events which led to his death I know from my dear mother. Cited from Annie Besant, An Autobiography, by Annie Besant
- I hope that my dear mother is well, and that you are all well. Cited from George Borrow and His Circle, by Clement King Shorter
- My dear mother is always in my thoughts, and my poor old father. Cited from The Young Fur Traders, by R.M. Ballantyne
- But it was so, and my poor, dear mother did not know it. Cited from My Mother's Rival, by Charlotte M. Braeme
- And my poor, dear mother would have allowed him to do it. Cited from The Count's Millions, by Emile Gaboriau
- My dear mother asked me that, never thinking that her boy had taken it. Cited from Dave Ranney, by Dave Ranney
- She wished like anything she could say something for her dear mother. Cited from This Freedom, by A. S. M. Hutchinson
- I could not sleep, dear mother, if you did not speak to me. Cited from Venetia, by Benjamin Disraeli
- What can one say of such a woman, my dear mother? Cited from Lady Susan, by Jane Austen
- His mother was there -- the dear mother who was all the world to him. Cited from The Fatal Glove, by Clara Augusta Jones Trask
- And now tell me of your dear mother and your father. Cited from Kennedy Square, by F. Hopkinson Smith
- Your dear mother used so often to talk of your future. Cited from The Professional Aunt, by Mary C.E. Wemyss
- I want you to tell me about your poor dear mother and about yourself. Cited from Misalliance, by George Bernard Shaw
