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Parents Horace's Adoring Convinced Genius Grew Disapproving Unpleasant

Front "Ever since he was a n... b..., Horace's adoring parents were convinced he was a c... p...[young genius] and p... t... his e... w..., so that he soon grew into a s... b...[(informal, disapproving) an unpleasant child, one who behaves badly and whose parents allow to behave as he/she wishes]"
Back "Ever since he was a newborn baby, Horace's adoring parents were convinced he was a child prodigy[young genius] and pandered to his every whim, so that he soon grew into a spoilt brat[(informal, disapproving) an unpleasant child, one who behaves badly and whose parents allow to behave as he/she wishes]"
Unit Number 41
Unit Subject Youth and age

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