Encara no tenim significats per a "little sheaf".
1He laid down a little sheaf of papers beside the shielding forearm.
2This was a little sheaf, curiously constructed and bound with straw plaits and ribbons.
3His servant came in noiselessly with a cup of coffee and a little sheaf of letters.
4Wenham Gardner, Mr. Dowling went on, taking up a little sheaf of papers from the desk.
5A little sheaf of diamond wheat-ears rose above her head, and swayed gently as she walked.
6I had my little sheaf of papers- afewremarks, a short reading-ina folder on my lap.
7She extended her right hand, and he saw that it contained a little sheaf of yellowed newspaper clippings pinned together.
8A letter from a Press Agency who has never heard of one's name before, 'A little sheaf of thin miserable cuttings.'
9The students were pouring down the sloping street which led to the infirmary-eachwith his little sheaf of note-books in his hand.
10At the further end of the table stood a confidential telegraph clerk, who was just departing with a little sheaf of messages.
11I have a little sheaf of Army Snobs in my portfolio, but shall pause in my attack upon the forces till next week.
12He stuck the little sheaf of wheat through the hole in his cap, and it bobbed like a ruddy-gold plume over his ear.
13He has left a little sheaf of random jottings which, without being subtle or recondite, show how he looked on this side of human things.
14At the end of the first day's reaping the oldest man present takes the little sheaf and holds it aloft, crying, "We ha' un!"
15Little sheaf of papers clutched in the hand.
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Little sheaf a través del temps
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