Only the children?

That's a puppy.

Got me a new baby coon.

before the start of the greatest race of all time,

Thieves flee.

You've got to be gone in an hour.

Two hours? One, maybe?

If I had a fawn, I'd name him Flag.

No. Well, just one very little one.

The doe's got a fawn.

A little bird told me.

Only children are frightened by the dark.

Only one head, madam.

After all, it's only an hour show, and Birdie only gets four minutes.

16. The Sub Commission has only 40 meetings available, or altogether 120 hours.

He's already got two chicks.

Only what I read in novels.

I've only got two hours and 45 minutes.

With the little dog... 30 Kopeks...

We have them for six.

On my ranch I got a little red rooster and a little brown hen... and they fight all the time, too.

It's only about one inch by one inch in size pretty tiny.

Although he may be clever, he is not wise.

I... 48 hours. The two of us alone.

I guess, I kind of flew off the handle a little.

There's just one small thing.

Baker's little girl, only 12 years old, she's been raped. And stabbed to death.

Look, now it's like this, little britches.

All that from this little formula, which has whatever, five symbols in it.

I'm not intelligent. I'm alert.

Some claim they saw a man at the wheel, alone.

I want you to report the slightest violation of the smallest rule.

That one that you so cleverly spotted, the head on the wall over there, and the one you're about to trip over.

There is only a marginal difference between the two.

A layout representing a small flying insect

It should only be an hour each day.

Some of the jungle, yes. A little bit.

Only a fraction of it can be seen on the surface.

I have a small boat, says the pirate, and for that I am called a thief.

No dogs, no children, just two interior decorators.

I got the easy part.

Only 16 per cent of this total belongs to the smallholding sector.

In his cell, ventilation was provided only by a small hole.

That's just three hours from now.

If I knew that my last hour had come, I swear, in my place...