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Meanings of aged crone in English

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Usage of aged crone in English
1
That aged crone thy daughter, daughter to thee so youthful and so fresh?
The Twilight of the Gods, and Other Tales
2
An aged crone brewed herbs over a stove.
The Splendid Idle Forties: Stories of Old California
3
I was awakened at 3 a.m., and the aged crone helped me to pack up my bedding.
Olivia in India
4
The blooming Miss W-- r(youremember Sally W--r)calledupon us yesterday, an aged crone.
The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 2 / Elia and The Las...
5
He found that an aged crone from the village had established herself in his house, and was caring for Hyacinth.
Hyacinth
6
An aged crone she is, of most forbidding countenance, swathed in rags, it is a wonder she can keep together.
Life in Morocco and Glimpses Beyond
7
As the aged crone, her teacher and accomplice, hath confessed, this Helene was for long a plotter of dark deeds.
The Red Axe
8
An aged crone descended, and raking the charcoal embers, kindled a flame, by which the rower was enabled to light his pipe.
A Love Story
9
The latter were very small and white, and might well have belonged to a young woman, but her head was that of an aged crone.
Paul Patoff
10
"Let Debrah Teague spaik," said an aged crone.
Roger Trewinion
11
"Here is our pleasant meeting come to pass," said the aged crone, "according as thou hast desired.
Twice-Told Tales
12
"'Tis not often in these days a lover careth sufficiently to carry a maid away," said an aged crone.
The Eternal Maiden
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Aged crone across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common