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Meanings of little damsel in English
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Usage of little damsel in English
1
This dainty little damsel had long been making havoc in Jack's heart.
2
The superstition of the little damsel did indeed suggest numerous obstacles.
3
At the age of eight or nine she was an attractive little damsel.
4
Another sigh was the poor little damsel's only answer.
5
The Indian name of this little damsel signified the "snow-bird."
6
A very pretty sweet little damsel she is; and whose child is she, do you say?
7
But when he did take the little damsel by the hand and bid her arise, she awakened.
8
She walked away from the rest, and stood watching the little damsel, romping merrily with Mr. Wagtail.
9
Slowly the little damsel nodded, once, twice.
10
She was, in consequence, a spoiled little damsel, self-willed, very vain, and as susceptible as a chameleon.
11
What a frivolous little damsel you are!
12
The starchy little damsel, it appeared, was the daughter of a petty farmer, lately come into the village.
13
So is my blessing on the little damsel, and she shall have her wish, wullahy, thou black face!
14
A far truer image of immortal womanhood than the poor little damsel at Florence, world famous though she be.
15
The little damsel missed homage!
16
Cain has found a long, thin moray eel, banded black on white; it takes three little damsel-fish as he watches.
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