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Meanings of little wound in English

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Usage of little wound in English
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But she always brings her little wound to him who has wounded her.
The Children
2
They pardoned a little wound to their delicacy, and asked: 'On this occasion?'
One of Our Conquerors — Volume 4
3
But there was something stuck in his cheek, lodged in its own little wound.
The marks of cain
4
This little wound in my arm might have been a big one in my heart.
The Guns of Bull Run: A Story of the Civil War's Eve
5
I'm so strong it don't seem possible for such a little wound to kill me.
Hospital Sketches
6
This little wound was luck and nothing more.
Guilty Pleasures
7
Maybe this retreat is a good way of getting over a little wound to her 'amour-propre'.
Jacqueline — Volume 2
8
The kids seemed a little wound up tonight.
Bittersweet
9
The others thought such a narrow little wound was not enough to cut a life in two.
Debts of Honor
10
The doctor opened the shirt bosom and pointed to a little wound in the Professor's left breast.
The Case of the Golden Bullet
11
I scarcely know who made the greatest fuss about my little wound, mother, or Annie, or Lorna.
Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor
12
Yesterday, I went down to Mrs. Baudoin's, to dress a little wound she had on her leg.
The Wandering Jew — Volume 07
13
Do you think that all my best heart's blood has gone from me through that little wound?
Stories by Foreign Authors: German — Volume 1
14
There was a flicker and a chill from the little wound, and the pain became a little less.
Cold Days
15
The man looked startled the little wound, but was pale and collapsed, his life vanishing in an instantimportant.
Renaissance
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Hal did not reply, for the little wound just above the heart showed where the bullet had gone home.
The Boy Allies in the Balkan Campaign; Or, the Struggle to Save ...
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