Significats de old countryman en anglès

He had never dreamed that the old countryman would be so intractable.

The more the young engineer talked, the more obstinate appeared the old countryman.

So Swartz was the old countryman, driving the wagon that morning.

The old countryman accepted the compliment with becoming modesty.

An old countryman doesn't fear the morning chill.

I met a white-haired old countryman, who proved to be the most intelligent soul in the neighborhood.

As he came nearer he was a simple old countryman with a deeply graved face and unkempt air.

The old countryman's face had hardened.

The old countryman flamed out.

Falleix thought his old countryman extortionate, and complained to the Saillards that Gigonnet demanded eighteen per cent from an Auvergnat.

There was no answer, but it occurred to me that it might be some old countryman who was stone deaf.

The old countryman smiled.

One was a portly and plainly clad old countryman, with a prominent nose, a double chin, and fat hands decorated with pinchbeck rings.

In the bar-room was a fat old countryman on a journey, and a quack doctor of the vicinity, and an Englishman with a peculiar accent.

I profited much by the advice of a hard-headed old countryman-whowas unconsciously paraphrasing the Duke of Wellington, who was himself doubtless paraphrasing somebody else.

Fortunes went down; but Fortune's wheel is always turning, and, as the old countryman said, "those that could stick would come up on top again."