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Значения термина breton peasant на английском
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Использование термина breton peasant на английском
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Thither the Breton peasants used to resort when they needed rain.
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Near their merchandise stood the Breton peasants waiting quietly for purchasers.
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And what did you think of the Breton peasant?'
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The greatest wish of the cure d'Ars was for the simple faith of a Breton peasant woman.
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Before Gauguin went to Tahiti his Breton peasants were almost as monstrous as his later Polynesian types.
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Who does not delight in the simplicity of dress which the French, Norman, and Breton peasants still preserve?
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The sight of the little Breton peasant who did her humble housework aroused in her despairing regrets and bewildering dreams.
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I have driven for miles across country alone with a Breton peasant, and he would never once open his lips.
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For she saw by the mark that every Breton peasant knows that it was not a child but a fairy.
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The president seated himself at the table, took a pen, and wrote the following names under the dictation of the Breton peasant:
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The korigans in fact are, for the Breton peasant, great princesses who would not accept Christianity when the apostles came to Brittany.
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I grant that, if one could find a safe asylum for you and our Louis in the cottage of some Breton peasant-
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Unlike the Breton peasants, she wore no cap; her light dress and black apron were totally unlike the costume of a working woman.
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And now the whim had taken her to reappear as a little Breton peasant girl, near to the scene of her past glories.
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The head-gear a soaring winged affair of stiffly starched white, that is a pass between the Breton peasant woman's cap and an aeroplane.
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Collecting a sufficient force, with great promptness he marched against the royalists, who had been joined by three or four thousand Breton peasants.