Peasant dans une phrase (en anglais)
- He is a wise peasant.
- THE PEASANT AND THE HORSE.
- They took the first peasant.
- The peasant burst into tears.
- THE PEASANT AND THE CUCUMBERS.
- This was said by a peasant woman.
- It’s a lot to a peasant girl.
- In this same month the peasant, T.
- I ’ll deal with this peasant.
- And I'm very glad for the peasant.
- They give the peasant fresh wants.
- The peasant blessed his happy fate.
- Winter! The peasant blithely goes.
- I'm not quite like a peasant woman.
- A thin peasant with one eye responded.
- Whose hours the peasant best advantages.
- I had a fight with a peasant bastard.
- A peasant called Dushkin, who keeps a.
- Near the dam, a peasant frightened you.
- She didn’t look like a peasant at all.
- The peasant stroked his beard importantly.
- Peasant girls weren't just big and buxom.
- The peasant told him how he was situated.
- The peasant sat watching him and grinning.
- And the drunken peasant still lay snoring.
- The Peasant struck the Horse with his whip.
- He begs even a base peasant to forgive him.
- There's many a peasant couldn't tug as hard.
- What wouldn't a peasant do with such a sum!.
- A Peasant saw the Hunter running, and said:.
- Take care of the peasant and guard his heart.
- The peasant is heating the stove for her, too.
- He would scowl like a Greek peasant every time.
- That insolent peasant is afraid of me, at last.
- A ragged peasant roams the Krapivensky district.
- Hartzenbusch; and he says that the peasant folk.
- He had not expected to be attacked by a peasant.
- Nearest to Pierre stood the pockmarked peasant.
- The pistol, dagger, and peasant coat were ready.
- The potato crop sustained the peasant population.
- We have just called him a poor peasant of Picardy.
- I saw so many of those peasant carts in your yard.
- The whole testing thing is just peasant behaviour.
- Some old peasant women were already weeping aloud.
- This is not my land: it belongs to a peasant here.
- And he related how a peasant had stolen some flour.
- A peasant who is kept in prison, though innocent.
- At last the peasant reappeared, and said to me—.
- I drew my sabre and struck the peasant of the head.
- She went on, and kept thinking about the Peasant:.
- I have seen once a peasant flogged in the town hall.
- I drew my sword, and struck the peasant on the head.
- So you actually feel something for the peasant girl.
- Jean Valjean came from a poor peasant family of Brie.
- She was a peasant child, the daughter of a cottager.
- The peasant women too tell us they have seen goblins.
- I will refer to the peasant question, too; yes, and.
- Grossman (searches excitedly round the THIRD PEASANT).
- Third Peasant (fumbling with the packet of banknotes).
- He was a peasant from Pokrovsk, near the river Gzhat.
- The devil just spit out and ran away from the peasant.
- But the peasant had not, however, pulled up the horse.
- Then addressing the peasant, who was already pale—.
- The same is asserted by a peasant in Tver, in Támbov.
- He was a peasant from Pokróvsk, near the river Gzhat.
- Much grander than just being a peasant, he had said.
- A Peasant went to town to fetch some oats for his Horse.
- A peasant and a woman, cela commence à être rassurant.
- Don’t see no ladies here, just some mouthy peasant.
- The cart reached him; it was a fairly solid peasant cart.
- Any peasant caught riding a horse was punished or killed.
- A peasant once went to the gardener's, to steal cucumbers.
- He visits princes, though he is only a peasant corrupted.
- She was wearing a peasant blouse with a knee length skirt.
- Levin still kept between the young peasant and the old man.
- The peasant sold his last sheep or cow in order to pay it.
- A peasant was short of corn; he had not enough to live on.
- You haven’t observed the peasant areas, Elmore said.
- My father was born in a remote village to a peasant family.
- As we raced by I saw that the peasant farmer had died the.
- A peasant was heating the stove which warmed my son's room.
- I once did see how they flogged a peasant in the village.
- While the peasant spoke, the ship came nearer to the island.
- One or more icóns hang in the hut of each Orthodox peasant.
- That's a lie! said the peasant, calmly and confidently.
- All I did was to see that the peasant had more corn than he.
- At this moment the leaves of the door parted, and a peasant.
- There was no moon; peasant huts rose dimly in the starlight.
- The Peasant went to the shop, bought the oats, and drove home.
- And the peasant drove him smartly, he had a fair, long beard.
- How came a beauty like you to marry a peasant? he asked.
- Another peasant in Iver or in Tambov makes the same statement.
- Anna Pávlovna (while listening to him looks at THIRD PEASANT).
- The peasant drivers, shouting and lashing their horses, kept.
- He recalled with horror his dreams of marrying a peasant girl.
- For him the prince and the peasant were not of the same blood.
- I entered the "izbá," or the palace, as the peasant called it.
- A peasant was here who had his arm torn by a tree and amputated.
- Hearing the barking, the peasant jumped out of bed and, taking.
- The peasant went home, then drove into the town to the merchant.