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Meanings of dairymaid in English
Portuguese
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formatgera Usage of dairymaid in English
1
He returned, and announced that the dairymaid was then at the farm.
2
We have no women except old Bella and the dairymaid at Ashness.
3
Elizabeth Sarfenet lived as a dairymaid at Newpark farm, in this parish.
4
Train describes the action of a careful farmer's wife or dairymaid thus:-
5
The dairymaid wipes her lips with the back of her hand.
6
She was then a dairymaid, and the cow-pox broke out among the cows.
7
So much the better if he flirts and drinks milk with a dairymaid.
8
The dairymaid; a stout girl, who has never had a day's illness before.
9
Now the dairymaid, who happened to be a Methodist, stood near.
10
Rachel Wiletzky had the colouring and physique of a dairymaid.
11
The big dairymaid, Karna, went past him to the pump with two large buckets.
12
There would be a housekeeper or a dairymaid to show him over the place.
13
Her people had been well-to-do yeomen for centuries, but she was only a dairymaid.'
14
Nothing was heard more energetic than, "Deuce he has!" and, "A dairymaid!"
15
The dairymaid vowed to be even with the tutor, and threatened to desecrate his grave.
16
But Ragnhild and the dairymaid both lent a hand; all youth and energy they were.
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