Here, hold that, dear.

Let me hold the door for you, Ellen dear. Thanks ever so, ducks.

John, be a dear and get hold of Elsa.

O you who believe, do not hold your fathers and brothers as friends if they hold disbelief more dear than faith and those of you who do so are iniquitous.

O you who believe, do not hold your fathers and brothers as friends if they hold disbelief more dear than faith and those of you who do so are iniquitous.

Dear child, you don't want to freeze your ears. Hold this.

They're so dear.

So long, dear.

So, my dear. You...

So early? Listen, dear.

The word belief itself originally meant to love, to prize, to hold dear.

I don't think so, dear.

I'm afraid so, my dear.

You're so lovely, my dear.

Why so quiet, my dear?

My dear, I'm so sorry.

Thank you so much, dear.

So you shall, dear. When I say so.

Thank you so much, dear boy.

But you look so pale, dear.

No. You mustn't think so, dear.

You had so many theories, dear.

A maiden with virtues so dear

So nice to see you, dear.

You're so like your father dear.

Oh, my dear. I'm so relieved.

My dear chap, you must have got hold of the wrong end of the stick somewhere.

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

This is all so different. Goodbye, dear.

I'm so happy you like it, dear.

You will think so again, my dear.

Jim Dear and Darling are acting so...

Isn't she a dear? And so talented.

My dear, we've been overthis so often.

Please, don't raise your voice so, dear.

Dear Lady Loddon. I am so sorry.

So what about your dreams, Daddy dear?

You, dear friend Who talk so well

You're so naive, my dear old colleague.

So you told me, and so I told him, dear heart.

My dear Chevalley, you are in my house, and I'll hold you hostage as long as I please.

Oh, dear. You're so pretty. Ain't she, Hitch?

Roger, dear, we were so worried about you.

So sorry, my dear, but it's all over.

Dear Walter, I'm so glad to see you.