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Meanings of huntsman in English
Usage of huntsman in English
1
The huntsman's pleasures-thefield in the morning and the bottle at night.
2
The poet Wordsworth has described how the ancient huntsman regarded the goddess:-
3
The huntsman then took leave of them with tears in his eyes.
4
In this evil compound the Squire solemnly gave us the huntsman's toast:
5
Then bade the king announce to the huntsman that he would dismount.
6
Popanilla inquired of a huntsman what sport they generally followed in Blunderland.
7
Finding a lone huntsman spider in your house is commonplace in Australia.
8
My huntsman laughs at me when I ask him to draw it.
9
Thus he lost for ever any chance of esteem from our huntsman.
10
The fingers of a huntsman pinioned his throat, strangled him, suffocated him.
11
He was a huntsman, you know, and a great breaker of hosses.
12
Baby Bunting's father was a jovial huntsman of the old English type.
13
It was the bay of a fierce pack to their trusted huntsman.
14
A Landscape, with a huntsman on a road, followed by two dogs.
15
I am the wild huntsman in some countries; the black miner in others.
16
Of course; hunting; there is no better huntsman in the country than Mr.
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