Significats de old peasants en anglès

Two gravely courteous old peasants presented the baskets in turn to all the people.

A great number of these old peasants-andyoung ones too-neverhad a photograph taken.

Your grubby old peasants, I suppose, she said.

Two old peasants, bowed with toil, were walking hand in hand, their faces illumined with child-like bliss.

The gentry don't know of them, but the old peasants, particularly the soldiers, know all about them.

They had the mythological experience of two old peasants seeing their child translated as in a chariot of fire.

The two old peasants could speak no English, but went about their tasks day after day mute and dolorous.

But the nobleman would not permit it; he said in the village, and some of the old peasants had died.

In a village on the Bainsizza Plateau, half wrecked by shell fire, two old peasants were sitting outside their house.

It was not like the smell of old peasants who knelt at the back of the chapel at Sunday mass.

For old peasants who have lived on the same farm from time immemorial consider themselves the superiors of the titled aristocracy.

They saluted one another like acquaintances, and three clean-shaven, walnut-faced old peasants bowed in response to March's stare, with a self-respectful civility.

Two old peasants appeared, and Schell commanded them to run to the village, and tell a magistrate to come immediately with a cart.

I liked the look of the old peasants, and the women in their neat Sunday best, but I noticed, too, how pinched they were.

Two tall old peasants with wrinkled faces and scanty beards emerged from the tavern, smiling, staggering, and singing some incoherent song, and approached the officers.

Georges gave them two hundred francs to appease them, and the cab arriving at ten o'clock, the couple kissed the old peasants and set out.