1
Olga, a light-hearted merry girl, is engaged to Lenski, a somewhat jealous youth.
2
The little rosy, dark-eyed, and merry girl, her pupil, we shall call Edith Parker.
3
Oh, my wonderful, worshiped, merry girl, whom God has fashioned with such loving care!
4
But a merry girl at a ball!-itIS strange!
5
The merry girl, happy at her release from convent walls, spends pleasant hours with the ex-Zouave.
6
She was no longer the buoyant, merry girl.
7
With a taste of happiness, say once a week, Alice would have been a merry girl.
8
The merry girl tries to copy Emile.
9
He was fully thirty-five years of age, quite tall, and as a merry girl expressed it, brigandish-looking.
10
Aemilia had long since recovered her spirits, and was again the merry girl Beric had known at Massilia.
11
Eve Dodd is a merry girl.
12
In a sunny chateau, near Lausanne, a merry girl grows into a superb "Lady of the Lake."
13
There is Barbara's face, that everyone must look at and admire, and think her a fine, brave, merry girl.
14
While the merry girl and myself were busy with the show-box the unceasing rain had driven another wayfarer into the wagon.
15
He has two children-Bertric , afinelad of twelve, and as good as he is manly; and Ethelgiva, a merry girl of ten.
16
This had been a house of a witty host, a merry girl, junketting guests; a house of hilarious thunders, lightnings of fun and fancy.
