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Meanings of little hunchback in English
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Usage of little hunchback in English
1
Amélie and the little hunchback were left alone in the room.
2
At first the little hunchback only supplied him with stronger wine.
3
And he was a child, a twelve-year-old boy, a helpless little hunchback mendicant.
4
This funny little hunchback is always considered the 'luck' of Vesuvius.
5
There it was that Olivier noticed the little hunchback with the voice of a lark.
6
Something in the stranger's face told the little hunchback that he had made a discovery.
7
The face of the little hunchback flushed crimson.
8
Being hale of person, she had managed to get the little hunchback to her home unaided.
9
Years had not tamed the little hunchback's agility.
10
Among these last was the little hunchback, swathed in a blanket like an Indian chief, and barefooted.
11
The elder son was a giant, the younger was a little hunchback, the two daughters were pretty.
12
The little hunchback glanced up again quickly.
13
Her heart was a closed book, which the little hunchback might bend over, but could not read.
14
Why, I declare, there's the little hunchback sitting over there on the bank, looking at the skaters.
15
He was a polite, shrewd little hunchback, who was very happy to show me over the church.
16
Her sincerity, however, was self-evident; she could have had no hand in the disappearance of the little hunchback.
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