babyhood

We do not look back to the antiquity of the world, but to the babyhood of the world.

She talked and thought of him as in his babyhood, and left him her blessing at the last.

She had heard the subject discussed and argued from her babyhood days.

She had been accustomed to it from her babyhood, and was as fearless as any of her brothers.

This region is new; so new that it may be said to be still in its babyhood.

It is the knowledge of these little things that count in babyhood.

He also receives a new name, the name of his babyhood being dropped.

I hope you will always allow her to keep that little remnant of babyhood.

And this father of hers—that she had revered from babyhood—was a forger!

Good-night, friend of my babyhood, my girlhood, my womanhood.