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Meanings of destitute orphan in English
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Usage of destitute orphan in English
1
In his house lived a child-widow called Kusum, the destitute orphan of a Kayestha gentleman.
2
The little Violante, thus left an almost destitute orphan, was nevertheless a personage of some importance.
3
She was a destitute orphan, living on the charity of her former governess, whereas her nature was independent, brave, and self-reliant.
4
He was left a destitute orphan at an early age, and was adopted by Mr. John Allan, a wealthy citizen of Richmond.
5
Madame d'Aubigne died, and her body was committed to the waves; and, as a destitute orphan, Francoise d'Aubigne touched the soil of France.
6
The fifth object is to board, clothe, and scientifically educate destitute orphans.
7
They have denied wrongdoing, saying they only wanted to help destitute orphans from the quake.
8
What must the General Assembly do for destitute orphans?
9
By less differences than this estates have been lost, hearts broken, and England, our country, filled with homeless, helpless, destitute orphans.
10
2, The constitution of most other charitable Institutions for Orphans makes the admission of a really destitute Orphan, i.e.