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Meanings of kabouter (kabouters) in English
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Usage of kabouters in English
1
The kabouters are the dark elves, who live in forests and mines.
2
One must put away all his usual thoughts, when he thinks of kabouters.
3
They are not in the clouds, nor down in the caves and mines, like the kabouters.
4
Soon after this, a great meeting of kabouters was held, in the dark realms below ground.
5
That has always been the way with kabouters.
6
One might almost think they were white elves of the meadow and not kabouters of the mines.
7
They were first cousins to the kabouters.
8
A long time after the mint had been built, two kabouters met to talk over their adventures.
9
For if one ray of sunshine struck any one of the kabouters, he was at once petrified.
10
Then the kabouters would laugh loudly.
11
When all the kabouters were told of this, they came together to work, night and day, in the mines.
12
In place of things light, clean and easy, the kabouters had furnaces, crucibles and fires of coal and wood.
13
The good kabouters were happy.
14
We are quite ready to confess that fairies, and elves, and even the kabouters are smarter than we are.
15
The gnomes do the thinking, but the kabouters carry out the work of mining and gathering the precious stones and minerals.
16
They would show the teachers that the Dutch kabouters could make bells, as well as the men in the lands of the South.
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