Examples of using Shepherdess in English and their translations into Danish
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In these late editions the shepherdess and the woman with crutches had interchanged their places with the prioress
live as a quiet but lonely shepherdess named Maria.
Simple Simon in 2001, the Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweep in 2002,
come in various forms as the convertible or the shepherdess.
Therefore it doesn't take much work to identify figures like pope("le pape"), emperor("lempereur"), physician("le medesin") or shepherdess"la bergere.
namely the convertible or the shepherdess.
The romance between two china figurines, a shepherdess and a chimneysweep comes under threat by a mahogany satyr who wants the shepherdess for his wife.
these two dancers swap position with the shepherdess and the woman with crutches.
the young woman had interchanged their places with the shepherdess and the woman with crutches.
claimed to be the shepherdess' grandfather,
During their shared adventure in"Toy Story 3" was the porcelain shepherdess Boo Peep absent mysteriously.
such as the scene of mother and son, shepherdess, or countrywoman.
are Death's greeting to the shepherdess.
young woman have still traded places with the shepherdess and the woman with crutches.
La grant danse macabre, Woman with Crutches La grant danse macabre, Woman with Crutches Shepherdess Peasant woman Copy of the woman with crutches from the Danse Macabre of Paris produced by Louis-Catherine Silvestre in 1858.
Old Woman Shepherdess and crutches Resales woman
into the wide world, and the poor little shepherdess leaned her head on her chimney-sweep's shoulder,
I knew that shepherdesses were in style, Duke.
La Grande Danse Macabre: Shepherdess and woman with crutches La Grande Danse Macabre: Shepherdess and woman with crutches Abbess and noblewoman Citizeness and widow The shepherdess and woman with crutches printed by Garnier of Troyes after 1766.
He and the shepherdess had been placed close together, side by side;