Meanings of pure breed in English

I never, hardly, see a pure breed either of goat or sheep.

I am of the pure breed which is being forgotten in the bastard race.

The pure breed lambs have to be registered with the Breed Secretary, you know.

The elder of these, as we have said, was an Indian, pure breed of the great Northern wilderness.

Eleven thousand retain their Indian surnames, but it is probable that not nearly all of these are of a pure breed.

There are, however, many advantages in having a pure breed, and there is much to say for the perfect work of the Otterhound.

While Nikolai was weak-hehad small white wings that resembled the unimpressive plumage of a goose-Alexandrawas a particularly pure breed, like her grandmother.

In order to obtain greater quickness of movement many of the Bulldogs were crossed with a terrier, although some fanciers relied on the pure breed.

She was pure bred Irish, and he of Yankee lineage since 1639.

It is proposed, therefore, to sketch the pure breeds now found in America.

He mentioned also, that he had not much faith in pure bred poultry.

From this time on the entire flock is pure bred and should remain so.

The four were all small men with the fine characteristic faces of pure bred savages.

Suppose the children of an Italian and an Irish parent intermarry with pure bred Italians.

The pure bred cattle business of the country as indicated by these sales is exceedingly prosperous.

They survived in central Europe until pure breeds finally disappeared at the turn of the 20th century.