precocious child

Especially he never knew how to talk to precocious children.

To hear his mother tell it, he was always a precocious child.

At least she is no longer afraid of her precocious child, he thought.

Susan was a precocious child, having learned to read and write at age three.

A precocious child, she was playing the violin by age seven.

A precocious child, he was looked upon as a marvel of learning.

What's more, he was a precocious child with plenty to escape from.

He was a precocious child from a troubled home in the Bronx.

Who wants a precocious child with the soul of a publicist?

A precocious child, one of seven boys born to a minor noble.

She spoke as though she were talking to a precocious child.

But then Cecily had always been a bright, precocious child.

His fond tone might have been directed at a precocious child.

He was a precocious child, beginning piano lessons aged five.

A precocious child, Pinto began drawing in his first years of school.

We are the most precocious children of all time - but they did have a certain brute strength, remember.

Despite his fragile nature, Crane was a precocious child who taught himself to read before the age of four.

Maria was said to have been a precocious child.

A naturally precocious child, he already started dabbling in art at the age of five.

Chester was a precocious child from an early age.

Piaget was a precocious child who developed an interest in biology and the natural world.

Gwydion backed away, his mouth open, suddenly only a precocious child again.

A precocious child, he thought, and not without intelligence and charm.

"I cannot read his name" The coin showed the image of a man as if etched by a precocious child.

Now he is but a precocious child with imagined grievances."