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Meanings of old donkey in English
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Usage of old donkey in English
1
There was a cart drawn by an old donkey coming along beside him.
2
The old donkey listened to and seemed to respect no one but Nonno.
3
Now "that old donkey of a Prince" meant the village surgeon, Mr.
4
He got th' cart fur me, 'n' this blessed old donkey, 'n' my room.
5
Cash, you old donkey, don't you get it yet?
6
Be off, you old donkey, almost shouted Alan.
7
There was the slow old woman, with her slow old donkey, still toiling along the main road.
8
He is a very gentle old donkey.
9
Don't talk rubbish, you old donkey!
10
The old donkey looked near death.
11
She called to the old donkey, and went faster down the hill, as if escaping from some overhanging peril, unseen.
12
Mason, of Virginia, a dogged old donkey, and Iverson, of Georgia, another, were the kind of men whom Wigfall dominated.
13
But she tossed her funny little old bag on to the back of a funny little old donkey, and climbed up herself.
14
He had forgotten to have his voice changed, too, and it was the same old donkey voice that he had always had.
15
You could take a 90-year- old donkey with four broken legs and still have something less lame than this dire "comedy".
16
Jeekie, you old donkey, I don't want your £500; I want a great deal more, £50,000 or £500,000.
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