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  • Babbie is doing; for, although she has left my last letter unanswered for nearly three weeks, I cannot help still retaining a certain tenderness for her.

    Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle 1883

  • Maude had an outfit for every character in which Jean had seen her prototype -- there were the rowan berries and shawl of "Babbie," the cap and jerkin of "Peter Pan," the feathers and spurs of "Chantecler" -- such a trunkful, and her dearest mother had made them all --.

    The Tin Soldier Temple Bailey

  • Babler, -- called "Babbie," for short and for humiliation, -- for he enjoyed the reputation of being a "talker" even among college men!

    Prudence of the Parsonage Ethel Hueston

  • "Babbie," said Jed, "let me see that boat of yours a minute, will you?"

    Shavings Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

  • "Babbie," he exclaimed, "if ever man loved woman, and showed it by the sacrifices he made for her, I--"

    The Little Minister 1898

  • "Babbie," he said, huskily, "tell me what has happened to bring you here at this hour."

    The Little Minister 1898

  • "Babbie," she cried, in consternation, "dinna tell me you've gotten ower fond o 'Mr. Dishart."

    The Little Minister 1898

  • "Babbie," he asked, beginning to fear that he had not sounded her deepest woe, "why have you left me all this time?

    The Little Minister 1898

  • "Babbie," she cried, "you didna speak about the poorhouse to

    The Little Minister 1898

  • Prudence went to investigate, and Fairy shoved a big chair near the table, waving her hand toward it lightly with a smile at Babbie.

    Prudence of the Parsonage Ethel Hueston

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