Meanings of little outcast in English

He had come to ask help for the little outcast city children.

Is he mad, to dream of making that little outcast his heiress?

Bless the poor little outcast, she will get well now.

No one wanted him, and he was left all alone, a miserable little outcast.

Poor little Virginia, poor little outcast from the Madonna!

Then, one day, he began a story about a poor little outcast boy in a slum.

Might not this pearl locket help to bring some little outcast waif into paths of pleasantness and peace?

It was as good as a play to him- ahunter ;butto Isoult, the wild little outcast, it was deadly work.

He was one of the little outcasts of the streets.

Or maybe one of the little outcasts would bring a bowl of steaming soup.

This was sad for the seven little outcasts, but the others never thought about that.

She must be to blame, she supposed-whichwas discouraging, a little outcasting and consequently sad.

"Dorothy, here is a little outcast whom Providence hath put into our hands," observed he.

'Where are you going, little outcast?'

The mother of the children, Good Samaritan-like, replaced the little outcasts in their nest, and set it in the open window of an unoccupied chamber.