Very dear.

He was a dear friend... very dear.

Dear Ellen. I'm so very, very sorry.

Very well, my dear.

Our very dear friend.

You've been very dear.

Very good, my dear.

Oh, dear. You're very kind.

That's very unfeminine, my dear.

Dear Mother, it's very convenient.

You're very welcome, my dear.

I'm very sorry, my dear colleague...

That was very clumsy, Charles dear.

My dear children, I'm very sorry.

I know, dear. You've been very good, very good indeed.

It's very simple, dear. lt's my sister.

You've been very dear to me, Edgar.

I love you very much, my dear.

Very clever my dear... but too late.

Dear Mother... the trip went very well.

Dear me... you really are very nice.

Dear Doctor, I'm very angry with you!

Oh, I'm very sorry, my dear fellow.

You've said it very nicely, dear, thank you.

Thank you, my dear. Thank you very much.

Now look, dear, your mother was very ill.

You came in very late last night, dear.

Well, that's very good of you, my dear.

Oh, dear, yes, he was. Very pretty in face.

Dear Brother, I think of you so often, so very, very often these days.

You're going to be very much alone, my dear Madame.

You were very careless with our precious jewels, my dear.

Herr bulic is a very dear friend of mine, werner.

No, dear, of course not. He's a very nice man.

A very interesting subject at least for you, dear girl.

That's a Christmas present from a very dear friend of mine.

This dress is a clue, my dear, a very important clue.

It's suddenly turned very cold in here, dear, don't you think?

Remember, dear children, you can very easily cheat us, your sisters.

Thank you, dear. I'm very glad to have had your company.

Of course, it's a very brilliant match, but happiness, my dear...

I want to see a friend of mine, a very dear friend.

Well, you see, my dear, Mr. Lermontov is a very busy man.

Ah, dear Professor Palmer, we're all very proud of you... and I hope you're very proud of yourself.

Oh, dear, dear, dear, dear, dear.