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Meanings of little scouting in English
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Usage of little scouting in English
1
Then the Panther chose Ned for a little scouting work on horseback.
2
We did a little scouting, however, just to keep watch on them.
3
Before The Kid left, however, he did a little scouting around.
4
I think we had better halt here, Captain Gordon, and do a little scouting.
5
But I was with the Army, doing a little scouting.
6
To-morrow he must do a little scouting for us.
7
I did a little scouting while you were gone.
8
I've done nothing yet except a little scouting.
9
Reckoned I'd come and tip you off so that you can do a little scouting for the good cause.
10
By a little scouting I found out when the last competing representative was to call and speak his little piece.
11
Save for the little scouting parties that always kept a watch at a safe distance they remained within their intrenchments.
12
Turner had pushed little scouting parties cautiously into the foothills to the west and the rugged country eastward across the stream.
13
A little scouting through the country-wherethey might have the chance of sacking a rich hacienda-wouldbe more to their taste and fancy.
14
He'll keep one on the move for sixteen hours, and then suggest a little scouting as a titbit to wind up with, said Cordova.
15
"I think I'll go on a little scouting expedition," he muttered.
16
"Now, George," he said, "you and I are going to do a little scouting.
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Little scouting across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common