Significats de saxon family en anglès

The Saxon family celebrated Christmas at the bungalow with mixed feelings.

There was no doubt that Egbert was the odd one in the Saxon family.

Among the Saxon families who retained their land was one named Shobington in Bucks.

The Saxon family in conclave agreed that never before had they had so good a time.

I'd wager too there were Saxon families here, fled from far and wide seeking protection in this fort.

Miltitz was of a noble Saxon family, himself a Saxon subject by birth, and a friend of the Electoral court.

It is interesting in this manner to perceive, so largely developed, the germs of extinction in the so-called powerful Anglo- Saxon family.

He was born in 1760 at Northampton in England, of a very ancient Saxon family, dating back to Edward the Confessor.

Ingred, the youngest but one, and fifteen on her last birthday, was the only dark member of the fair Saxon family.

There is a pleasure in observing the natural affinities which, in foreign countries, draw close together these two branches of the Anglo- Saxon family.

'What's the good of belonging to an old Saxon family if one has a thick waist and large hands?'

The Saxon family agreed that whatever might be the drawbacks of Wynch-on-the-Wold in wintry weather, it was an idyllic spot in the month of May.

Her father, a member of the Irish branch of an Anglo- Saxon family, farmed 200 acres at Coolbawn, Clonroche, and was a justice of the peace.

"Master Wistan," Beatrice was saying beside him, "let me tell you in our own village there are several Saxon families among the most respected.