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Значения термина young sparrow на английском
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Использование термина young sparrow на английском
1
Tomorrow it will hide (itself) behind a tree, and will catch a young sparrow.
2
The old man, who had a kind heart, kept a young sparrow, which he tenderly nurtured.
3
I looked along the path and perceived a young sparrow, with its downy head and yellow bill.
4
The little old man had a kind heart, and he kept a young sparrow, which he cared for tenderly.
5
I looked along the avenue, and saw a young sparrow, with yellow about its beak and down on its head.
6
The beauty lies in teaching a young sparrow to fly, because implicit in his freedom is your relinquishment of him.
7
Side by side, with crests erect, they glided, and one of them still held between his jaws the unfortunate young sparrow.
8
That it is so often united in the young sparrow with physical inability, argues favorably for those who bold a different view.
9
I glanced down the alley and beheld a young sparrow, with a yellow ring around its beak and down on its head.
10
When it was done she got out of her chair and stood on the floor looking at her father, as gentle as a young sparrow.
11
There were eight young sparrows in the nest, nine birds with the mother.
12
Young Sparrow must either starve or ask his neighbor to help him with a loan.
13
Plump down into castles as full of little milk-white princesses as a nest is of young sparrows.
14
Thousands of beautiful little boxes were volunteered and fixed in the trees, and thousands of young sparrows were brought over.
15
They sat or walked in twos and threes, chattering and preening, as happy as young sparrows on a clothes line.