Examples of using Foundling in English and their translations into Italian
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He was the Foundling Museum's Handel Fellow for 2010.
She's white, but she's a foundling.
An abandoned infant or a foundling is to be baptized unless after diligent investigation the baptism of the infant is established.
What I study with my teacher Dale Foundling is that the idea of my technique is very"imaginable".
Because you leave a foundling does not mean that you get one back,
The first children were admitted to the Foundling Hospital on 25 March 1741,
The professors of the Institute of Child Psychology raise a foundling baby, whom they name"Alpha", as an experiment to see
By the way, visit with the foundling to the veterinarian is necessary not only to define age
He supported the creation of London's Foundling Hospital and was one of its founding governors when it received its royal charter in 1739.
I would rather choose you, my dumb foundling, with those expressive eyes.".
at the same time modest orphan, the foundling, the sickly four-eyes.
will become the Cathedral of the foundling diocese.
Sir Robert served as a vice president on the board of the Foundling Hospital, a prominent charity dedicated to the welfare of London's abandoned children.
just a foundling he took in, as was his wont.
in the district of Musoma will pass over to the foundling Diocese.
You are not a foundling, beloveds, for what is Mine,
At the creation of the Foundling Hospital in London in 1739 he was one of the founding governors.
which considered that the short legs foundling- the result of a difficult childhood
Notable grandees of Japan"awarded" their children with unflattering nicknames"lame" or"foundling" to scare away dark spirits.
The Foundling also contains the world's largest private collection of work by composer George Frideric Handel.