Aún no tenemos significados para "rob orchards".
1All the high-spirited boys in books rob orchards, and become great men.
2Some unlucky rascals who rob orchards are caught up the tree at once.
3He was a bad boy-always fighting and robbing orchards and getting kept after school.
4One tribe on a visit to Philadelphia killed cattle and robbed orchards as they passed.
5He who begins with robbing orchards, rabbit-warrens, and fish-ponds, will probably end with horsestealing, or highway robbery.
6Jack's favorite sport was in robbing orchards.
7Of the Fruit Committee, many of the members were dead or dying, and the rest were robbing orchards.
8Strange it was not, for he hated books, and loved climbing, fighting, playing, and robbing orchards, to distraction.
9We happened to be living in Chelsea at the time he ought to have been robbing orchards: that, of course, was my fault.
10In robbing orchards he was usually a leader; and, as he grew older, he delighted to take part in any poaching or smuggling adventure.