baby girl

“Julilla gave birth to a sickly seven-months baby girl in June, and in late Quinctilis her sister, Julia, produced a big, healthy, full-term baby boy, a little brother for Young Marius.”

The First Man in Rome

“One of him, young and handsome, with hair as light as my father's (blond hair on a guest-room pillow, the machinery in the back of my mind noted: blond enough that his face would not show much of a stubble some days after it had been burnt) holding a black-haired baby girl in his arms: Flo had her mother's hair.”

Locked Rooms

“Then little Mrs. Humphreys ceased patting the butter and told me that she named her baby girl for Jane Austen, who used to live near here a long time ago.”

Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great

“And while they traveled rapidly along the dark path, Cube told the centaur about Zombie Planet and the Hell Toupee and the baby girl with her deadline for delivery.”

Cube Route

“A knight and the son of a knight, his name was Gaius Matius; he was the same age as Caesar, and his wife was the same age as Aurelia; both were cultivated and educated; they had married about the same time as Caesar and Aurelia; they had a baby girl the same age as Lia; and they were comfortably off.”

The First Man in Rome

“He told the Pakistani journalist Hamid Mir that one of his wives had a baby girl after 9/11 named Safia.”

Simon & Schuster: The Longest War

““Keisha’s fifteen, Darmina is thirteen, and the baby girl Shelly, just turned eleven.””

Simon & Schuster: Joy & Pain