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fledgling
in
Interview with the Vampire
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The room itself had fast become an inferno, and I did see in one clear blast of light Claudia battling the fledgling vampire.†
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And waste ....that word, that value which had been all-important to me as a fledgling vampire; was spoken of often.†
Part 3
That the vampires of the world are a small number and live in terror of strife amongst themselves and choose their fledglings with great care, making certain that they respect the other vampires mightily.†
Part 3
She did not understand it was no experiment; showing her fledgling teeth to the gilt-edged mirrors, she was mad.†
Part 3
I shouted out against them, shouted for Madeleine, saw her wake with a start, terrified fledgling, clinging to the arm of the couch, then down on her knees as they reached out for her.†
Part 3

Definitions:

(1) (fledgling as in: fledgling member)
new, inexperienced, or just beginning to develop
(2) (fledgling as in: fledgling bird)
a young bird that has recently grown flight feathers (has fledged)
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)