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Meanings of little fawn in anglès
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Usage of little fawn in anglès
1
Softly she reentered the thicket and laid down the little fawn.
2
I often think of the little fawn, and mother's dying words.
3
She was half-leading, half-pulling along the little fawn she had rescued in the woods.
4
Then Phil stooped and picked up the poor little fawn.
5
When her little fawn was born, it was a male.
6
There is, here and there, a little fawn colour intermixed.
7
I thought that little fawn was a forerunner of something!
8
At the call, she stood at bay like a fair little fawn in the woods.
9
That little fawn that came here last June.
10
Fawn, dear little fawn, can you tell me how those brown spots were made on your face?
11
The other party had not killed anything, although they caught a little fawn, having frightened away the mother.
12
Phil stroked her little fawn gently.
13
He smiled down at her, and his mouth and little fawn brown moustache followed the tilted shadow of his nostrils.
14
Timid little fawn, huh?
15
He had recovered from his wound, but naturally he had not forgotten the terrible horns of the little fawn-colored Jersey cow.
16
At the call a brown-haired, brown-eyed child of seven, looking like a little fawn, sprang to the window from the outside.
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Little fawn across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common