Significats de little ewe en anglès

He had carried her in his arms, his little ewe lamb.

It's too bad, with an armoury like that, to take my one little ewe-lamb from me.'

His arm tightened around this one little ewe lamb of the human fold on cold slope farm.

His little ewe-lamb, could they hurt her?

Who is to blame that the lambs, the little ewe lambs, have been so caught upon the brambles?

The rich man may come prowling after thy little ewe lamb, and what wilt thou have to say?

For, but for you and our good Sholto there, this little ewe lamb would have been carrion indeed!

And yet you take away the one little ewe-lamb of pleasure that I have in this dull life of mine.

When my poor little ewe-lamb went out into the world, I did not fear any shearing he might encounter in America.

Rest a little while, Jesus said, and drink a little ewe's milk, and when thou hast drunken I'll bathe thy feet.

The rich man had many flocks and herds; but the poor man had nothing except one little ewe lamb which he had bought.

The above statements, both regarding his own conduct and the effect of that conduct upon his little ewe-lamb, nettled the amiable nobleman considerably.

Yes, all that is true; but yet, Mary, when one has but one little ewe lamb in the world, one is jealous of it.

A dealer had taken away all the lambs, and the little ewes did not know how to play alone.

'Well, Dornell-socunning Reynard has stolen your little ewe lamb?

"And any little ewe-lambs?" says Mr. Bordley, very innocent.