Meanings of young samurai in English

With him came a young samurai about fourteen years of age.

No-itwas the young samurai traveling with Sano that bothered him.

Toward him marched a brawny young samurai, carrying a lantern.

Come have a drink! from some rowdy young samurai.

An outcast, trying not to cry as the other young samurai attacked him with their wooden swords.

Huddling at its base, they peered around the corner and watched another young samurai kneel beside the corpse.

Thus, in that innocent provincial life of Old Japan, a young samurai might grow up exceptionally pure-minded and simple-hearted.

And hundreds of young samurai desired and hoped to marry her, and made their desire known to her parents.

The two women remained that night in the house of the young samurai, and returned to their own home a little before daybreak.

The young samurai of the town soon had the experience of seeing a real Western foreigner, a teacher hired for them by the prince.

Be this as it may, a time came when the young samurai resolved to proclaim himself a Christian, despite the opposition of his kindred.

Cursing his bad luck, Sano raced through the streets, asking shopowners and pedestrians, "Did you see a young samurai on horseback pass this way?"