They say he is enamoured of a peasant girl, and dallies with her, forgetting his sacred vows, his promised aid, and perhaps even this, his wedding day.
He scouts the idea of a peasant girl, and hinted at other things.
What is it I hear about Prince Frederick and the peasant girl?
I may not be Gretchen's daughter, but if I am more than a peasant girl--if anything good comes of my search, my greatest joy will be that I can share with you who have been so kind to me.
There one of the two heavenly ladies, who daily discoursed familiarly with the peasant girl, had her most famous sanctuary; there it was that Saint Catherine received multitudes of pilgrims and worked great miracles.
It is easy to imagine what difficulties he would foresee in journeying with a peasant girl clad in a red frock over French roads infested with lecherous fellows, and that he would deem it wiser for her to disguise herself as a boy.
Yes, although she is dressed as a peasant girl there is not a grand lady who can talk as well as she can, with her soft little voice, just like music.
No, no; although she was dressed as a peasant girl, I knew her at once.
What gave still more to her appearance a most modest expression was, that when she came here she was dressed like a peasant girl of the environs of Paris.
It can make a prince forget his royal state, and sue to a peasant girl," sighed Salome to herself.
What would Mary Gordon say if she could see him surrounded by this rustic crowd, tremulous and vacillating as he thought of the proximity of a peasant girl?
He, the heir of the Febrers, a gran señor, to marry a peasant girl?
It would be a deuced strange thing, agreeable and comely as we both are, if one of us should not succeed in pleasing a peasant girl, after making so many conquests at Paris!
To their knock the door was opened by a slip of a peasant girl.
You never looked at her foot or her delicate eyebrow: she was but a peasant girl, pardi!
She was very quiet and skilful, and she had strangely small and gentle hands for a peasant girl.
She was a peasant girl, she had been a servant in an inn; it was natural that she should serve him too.
Her pride revolted at the idea that her daughter might be the rival of a peasant girl, quite as much as at the possibility of its being said that she had captured her old friend's son for the sake of his money.
In other houses a young fellow waits at table in a Russian smock, or there's a peasant girl; but in my house there's a butler in cotton gloves.
A peasant girl, a footman, and a housemaid: mute personages.
I saw that he took me for a peasant girl and I was not minded to enlighten him.
If she cared for Richard Dawson so much it was she who ought to marry him, peasant girl as she was.
He had thought me a peasant girl, the wretch, and offered me money for my kisses.
A look of pity and sympathy swept over the peasant girl's face.
He learned that a peasant girl, answering to her description, had boarded the westward-bound train at the village, in the early morning, and had left it again at Nice.
I can't understand it; no one seems to mind your low origin a bit; they seem rather to like you for having been a peasant girl.
Perhaps he would not if he knew that she was only a peasant girl; perhaps he will know it some day.
Although Tycho was afraid of casting a stain upon his nobility by publishing his observations on the new star, yet he did not scruple to debase his lineage by marrying a peasant girl of the village of Knudstorp.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "peasant girl" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
