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Meanings of old pupil in English

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Usage of old pupil in English
1
And tell me, last night were you proud of your old pupil?
Cry to heaven
2
The change that had come to his old pupil was marked enough.
Foes
3
Kenobi was later killed by his old pupil, the evil Darth Vader.
Reuters
4
He was bidden welcome by an eleven-year- old pupil in well-chosen and significant words.
The Education of the Negro Prior to 1861 / A History of the Educ...
5
His old pupil always stimulated him at first, and then vastly wearied him.
Alexander's Bridge
6
Once I spent a summer here, with an old pupil, now grown up.
John Halifax, Gentleman
7
A 16-year- old pupil has died after he was stabbed at an Aberdeen school.
BBC
8
The two young men who accompanied Brigard, and Saniel's old pupil discreetly withdrew.
Conscience — Volume 4
9
Father Becton stood behind his old pupil's chair apparently confounded at his violence.
Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 06
10
One of the gentlemen was an old pupil of mine.
Parisian Points of View
11
I asked Dilke how my old pupil, Sir Richard Jebb, comported himself in Parliament.
The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, Volume 2
12
So Miss Wooler, ever kind in emergency, volunteered to give her old pupil away.
The Life of Charlotte Brontë — Volume 2
13
Brewer was found guilty of sexually abusing a 14-year- old pupil.
The Guardian
14
This Hans Memling was an old pupil of Jan Van Eyck and his sister.
The Cloister and the Hearth
15
Father Cipriano, a trifle more snuffy and aged, remembered with delight his old pupil.
In a Hollow of the Hills
16
His old pupil Henry refused, however, to receive him, and Thomas returned to Canterbury.
Henry the Second
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Ireland
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