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Meanings of old troubadour in English

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Usage of old troubadour in English
1
Adieu again; think of your old troubadour who thinks unceasingly of you.
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2
There is always a woman under the skin of the old troubadour.
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3
Your old troubadour is being jumped on in an unheard of manner.
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4
Your old troubadour has waited for you for such a long time!
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5
My children send you affectionate greetings; your old troubadour embraces his old troubadour.
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6
Really your old troubadour has had ridiculous health for six months.
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7
A thousand affectionate greetings from your old troubadour who embraces you.
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8
Hoping to see you soon, dear master, your old troubadour who embraces you.
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9
Well, my old troubadour, we can hope for you very soon.
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10
Your old troubadour has been tempted to bite the dust.
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11
Here it is nearly two months since you have written to your old troubadour!
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12
Your old troubadour is vehemently slandered by the papers.
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13
Your old troubadour is no good, I admit it.
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14
Your old troubadour is here, not so badly off.
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15
You must not be sick, you must not be a grumbler, my dear old troubadour.
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16
For our sake and for the sake of your old troubadour, do SPARE yourself a little.
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Old troubadour across language varieties
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