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Meanings of own countrywoman in English
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Usage of own countrywoman in English
1
Really, major, you don't seem to understand this boasted liberty of your own countrywoman.
2
To begin with her own countrywoman-forthe first who sang of Joan of Arc was appropriately enough a fellow-countrywoman-ChristinedePisan.
3
And then, of course, you're American, and I feel I can say things to you that my own countrywoman wouldn't understand.
4
But he had such cold welcome from his own countrywoman that he chose the woods rather than the hospitality of Fort St.
5
Which were the fittest eyes to inspect the papers of the deceased lady-theeyes of men and foreigners, or the eyes of her own countrywoman?
6
I wished you to marry one of your own countrywomen, Nevil.
7
Why not be satisfied to wed one of thine own countrywomen?
8
He had not known many of his own countrywomen.
9
Mrs. Hurtle had smiled, thinking that Mrs. Pipkin was also very unlike her own countrywomen.
10
If he'd married one of his own countrywomen, the other things wouldn't have been equal.
11
Both the English and Americans seem to me handsomer, as a whole, than my own countrywomen.
12
I won't deny that, other things being equal, I should prefer one of my own countrywomen.
13
The ladies at the hotel were all our own countrywomen, as we see them at home and abroad.
14
So far as I have seen, in France, Italy, and elsewhere, I am proud of my own countrywomen.
15
In his own country, amongst his own countrywomen, he would possibly soon forget her, even to her very name.
16
"Do English gentlemen stare at their own countrywomen in public places like this?"