1
Germany at last had the lion and its whelp in her grasp.
2
I don't want anything to do with his whelp! said Skylan emphatically.
3
The whelp, as an omen of evil, is mentioned in the Edda.
4
I wonder how Juno has turned out; she was a splendid-looking whelp.
5
My father was at school with him; described him as a tiger-whelp.
6
The Lioness came up, and bitterly lamented the death of her whelp.
7
Rutter did perfectly right to chuck the young whelp out of doors.
8
Where else do grown men whelp in public and oafishly jig around?
9
Older than that whelp Machina, older than all of the iron fey.
10
The idea of showing a pistol to such a whelp of cowardice!
11
Why did you ever loose that graceless whelp from his Scottish moor?
12
But the whelp knows how to drip poison in the royal ear.
13
Clear out with you!-you'vebeen guilty of a great crime, you whelp!'
14
I don't trust that vicious whelp to know when to stop.
15
Also no bitches in whelp are ever allowed to run together.
16
Now go and tell the whelp what I have told you.
