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Meanings of little vagabond in English

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Usage of little vagabond in English
1
And she lifted him up herself-dirtylittle vagabond!-andput him in the carriage.
The Marriage of William Ashe
2
Is this little vagabond to take my place in the old man's good graces?
The Cash Boy
3
He is an untruthful little vagabond; I am ashamed to own him for my son.
Seven Little Australians
4
The next day all terror of the water-butt was gone from the little vagabond's mind.
A Rough Shaking
5
Two, four, six, eight of my berries quickly disappeared, and the cheeks of the little vagabond swelled.
Locusts and Wild Honey
6
As we left St. Louis soon after his arrival, we did not see the worthless, good-natured little vagabond again.
The Oregon Trail: Sketches of Prairie and Rocky-Mountain Life
7
Why, you used to call me Jossey; little Jossey, come here you little vagabond, and let me ride you pick-aback.
Rattlin the Reefer
8
See that little vagabond!
Twice-Told Tales
9
You, you little vagabond!
The Magician's Show Box, and Other Stories
10
I believe I will go back and court Bertie on some of her play-acting rounds, and make a decent woman of that little vagabond.
Sea and Shore / A Sequel to "Miriam's Memoirs"
11
I believe I will go back and court Bertie on some of her play-acting rounds, and mate a decent woman of that little vagabond.
Miriam Monfort / A Novel
12
When the contrary little vagabond came alongside, he was lifted by the neck, held at arm's length a moment to drip, and dropped aboard.
Stickeen
13
The nurses were just agreeing what a shame it was of miss to take that little vagabond's part against them, when she opened the door.
Love Me Little, Love Me Long
14
"Aye; what for, indeed, you little vagabond?"
De La Salle Fifth Reader
15
"Found out all you wanted to know?" queried the stout little vagabond, starting down the embankment to mount the train.
Tales from Bohemia
16
"If it's Stickleback's statue," said Mr William Whalley, "the little vagabond promised the first sight of it to old father.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 342, April, 1844
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Little vagabond across language varieties
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