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Значения термина little dauphin на английском
Значения для термина "little dauphin" отсутствуют.
Использование термина little dauphin на английском
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He sent for the little dauphin.
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The little dauphin, who had merely been sprinkled, had just received baptism in the chapel of the Castle of St. Germain.
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No provisions had been taken in the carriage, and the little dauphin was suffering from hunger and begging for some food.
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At this instant the door opened; the little dauphin, followed by his teacher, the Abbe Davout, ran in and flew with extended arms to
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The little Dauphin is ill; the little Dauphin will die.
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The poor little Dauphin was, like the King, shrouded in an enormous red cap.
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To-morrow, my little Dauphin, I cannot, said Madame Foa.
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I am pretending to be the son of the little Dauphin, who escaped from the Temple.
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Some time after the King requested the Duchesse de Ventadour to bring the little Dauphin to him.
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The little Dauphin's tutor and squire are waiting before the door, anxious for the decision of the faculty.
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The chaplain continues talking to him in a low voice, and the little Dauphin looks more and more astonished.
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And thus the little Dauphin showed none of those signs of intelligence which the most ordinary commonplace children usually display.
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The chairmen carried a sedan highly gilt, in which were to be seen a handsome nurse and a little Dauphin.
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Alas, poor little Dauphin!
15
At this moment the chaplain approaches the little Dauphin, and talks to him for some time in a low tone, showing him a crucifix.
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He could see the house of the Rue St. Germain l'Auxerrois where Percy had lodged before he carried through the rescue of the little Dauphin.