| But listen and I'll expound in words suitable to your infantine understanding. |
| The infantine struggle with serpents was a favourite subject. |
| We cannot, of course, convey the slightest idea of the infantine Eskimo lisp. |
| With infantine facility we believed in the words of the matron. |
| If she before, by her infantine caresses, had gained his affection, now that the woman began to appear, she was still more attaching as a companion. |
| The infantine appeal to their common sympathies, at once restored cheerfulness to the conversation, and harmony to the company. |
