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Synonyms for papa

an informal term for a father

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She has, however, the most extraordinary opinions--wishes to do away with the aristocracy, thinks it wrong that Arthur should have Kingscote when papa dies, etc.
"O, but, papa, if anything should happen to you, what would become of them?
(English phrase again--ha!), send him off, bag and baggage, by the train to-morrow!' 'Stop, stop,' says Papa; 'is he a foreigner, or an Englishman?' 'English to the bone of his back,' I answer.
"I admire Charlie's aunt very much, you know, and I think that she is a very useful and good person, but I don't think she would do as a wife for poor quiet papa."
I heard papa tell Richard that half his fortune should go to me on my wedding-day.
'Papa Meagles,' returned the Dowager, with an affable smile, but with the bloom on her cheeks standing out a little more vividly than usual as the neighbouring surface became paler,'probably not.'
"I feel that papa is not quite pleased about our engagement," Rosamond continued, almost in a whisper; "and he said last night that he should certainly speak to you and say it must be given up."
"We were all very much surprised yesterday -- were we not, papa? Frank is wonderfully lucky, isn't he?"
and sometimes bring papa. Won't you be glad to see us?'
"It's because Papa wanted to give up all the carts to the wounded," said Petya.
I planned the match from that hour; and when such success has blessed me in this instance, dear papa, you cannot think that I shall leave off matchmaking."
"Papa always said I was bright as a button; so mama always called me Button-Bright," he said.
Lightening the way with such pleasantry as this, they arrived at the tailor's house in no time; and here they made quite a little party, there being present besides Mr Lillyvick and Mrs Lillyvick, not only Miss Snevellicci's mama, but her papa also.
"There has been no quarrel, Captain Dobbin, except a little usual scene with Papa," the lady said.
"Why, did you know her, papa?" Kitty asked apprehensively, catching the gleam of irony that kindled in the prince's eyes at the mention of Madame Stahl.