Significados de young countryman en inglés

The young countryman held up the apple and looked at it sentimentally.

No one would doubt that he was a young countryman freshly arrived in Paris.

The other was a burly young countryman, pipeless and tentless.

The young countryman, greatly puzzled, and the older man smiling kindly, waited expectantly in silence.

His special task that day was to attack and ridicule the young countryman from Salem.

His young countryman's unspoiled truthfulness delighted him.

One night he dreamed that he should be dethroned, and that a poor young countryman would take his place.

Old Giorgio, in profound ignorance of his wife's views and hopes, had a great regard for his young countryman.

Had my friendly hand not been there to drag you out of sight, your young countryman would have shot you.

William had a contempt for the awkward young countryman who suddenly loomed up before him that summer's morning across the counter.

More than once, in the intervals of his strenuous life, he had found himself wondering what the gaunt young countryman had become.

The British residents and travellers then at Florence were strongly indignant at so cowardly and unjustifiable an attack on their young countryman.

His guide was a young countryman, active and courageous, to whom the First Consul promised a sufficiency for the rest of his days.

While he looked about, bewildered, Athena, in the guise of a young countryman, came to his aid, and told him where he was.

Here we breakfasted, and received a visit from a young countryman, whose parents, Germans, I believe, had sent him hither to be educated.

He put me in mind of the young countryman who had come in to buy a locket, and I asked her if she knew you.