Then came the fourth night, on which they killed a young doe.

But one night he ran down and killed a young doe.

She was like a young doe sniffing the air, and liking what she sensed.

He thought of a young doe, first learning to stand.

And even as he watched, a young doe, with rolling eyes, leaped across the drive.

It had been a deer, a young doe.

She had the curiosity of a young doe.

Instead of the lost look there had returned to the young doe's eyes the pretty trusting smile.

At least, there was one reindeer, a doe, standing with her back towards him- aquiteyoung doe.

Her eyes-her hunted young doe's eyes-lifted themselves.

I saw you twice, and raised my rifle; your breeches are just the colour of a young doe.

The words were hardly out of his mouth when a young doe ran right across the field they were standing in.

Winsome dropped the string, snatched up the bonnet, and fled up the hill as trippingly as a young doe towards the herd's cottage.

He returned the next day before noon, a young doe lashed to his saddle cantle, and preparations were made for an extensive dinner.

But she was strikingly beautiful, and she stepped next to him and slipped a hand into his arm with the grace of a young doe.

In his own mind, poor as it necessarily was in comparisons, he compared her to a young doe he had once startled from its resting-place.