Sweetmeats and cream in plenty and golden dresses and dear little angels to play with may represent the ideals of a young child, and these are materialistic enough.
Here is a lesson in combination, in serial, and, for a young child, somewhat complex thinking.
They do not explain the feeling of reverence with which even a young child, when rightly brought up, is wont to look up to his father's face.
Songs and games illustrative of the various ways in which these gifts can be used with a young child, are to be found in the Kindergarten Guides now published.
And he sent them to Bethlehem, and said, Go and search out carefully concerning the young child; and when ye have found him, bring me word, that I also may come and worship him.
Wherefore, for all these crimes, as well as for bewitching a young child to death, Agnes Browne and her daughter Joan were adjudged guilty, and hanged on that 22nd of July, protesting their innocence to the last.
Yet within two days a young child of his, of a year old, fell sick, which was quickly pulled away by death, none knowing the cause or nature of the disease.
If a man has taken a young child to be his son, and after he has taken him, the child discover his own parents, he shall return to his father’s house.
If a man has taken a young child, a natural son of his, to be his son, and has brought him up, no one shall make a claim against that foster child.
What visual or auditory stimuli, that are not directly irritating, will arouse escape movements in a young child?
A young child, confronted with a rabbit, showed no fear, but on the contrary reached out his hand to take the rabbit.
As a young child, before she came to me, and some years afterward, I was more like Ellen than either of my own darlings; and that perhaps explains the secret of my love for, and forbearance with her.
But no tidings of him ever came, a young child of three years old, a distant branch of the Manvers family, became Lord Delmont.
Either there is some distinction between the naming powers of a parrot and those of a young child, or else there is not.
To do this I will begin by quoting an instance of un-denominative or receptual connotation in the case of a young child.
Whilst, if what they saw when in the East was really a star, it seems most difficult to understand how it can have appeared to go before them and to stand over the place where the young Child lay.
It went before them till it came and stood over where the young Child was.
Dick opened the case with the utmost care, and took up one of the pistols tenderly, handling it as delicately as if it were a young child or a lady's hand.
A young child he live, and found on a river bank, and so called by it name--Louis Hudson, it yourself!
Before leaving this subject, on which I have perhaps dwelt too long, it may be well to call attention to the motive assigned for cutting a young child's hair in Roti.
Near Edinburgh was a young child born, With a hey lillelu and a how lo lan; And his name it was called Young Hynd Horn, And the birk and the brume blooms bonnie.
In general we may lay down the rule, that the more time and attention of the right sort is to a young child, the less will need to be given as he grows older.
It is poor economy to neglect a young child, and try to make it up on the growing boy or girl.
But a garden is too much for a young childto care for all alone.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "young child" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
