And though she was truly of favour most fair, Yet seeing she was but a poor beggar's heir, Of ancient housekeepers despis-ed was she, Whose sons came as suitors to pretty Bessee.
A poor beggar's daughter did dwell on a green, Who for her fairness might well be a queen: A blithe bonny lass, and a dainty was she, And many one called her pretty Bessee.
Nay soft, quoth his kinsmen, it must not be so; A poor beggar's daughter no lady shall be, Then take thy adieu of pretty Bessee.
And though she was of favour most faire, Yet seeing she was but a poor beggar's heyre, Of ancyent housekeepers despised was she, Whose sons came as suitors to pretty Bessee.
II And though she was of favour most faire, Yet seeing she was but a poor beggar’s heyre.
Poor beggar, I expect he was hungry,” said the more merciful Jack.
Poor beggar, he must be having a lively time of it,” said Phil.
Now, in that town there was a poor beggar-man who used to sit every day beside the town gate, begging for something for charity’s sake.
She stared and stared, as well she might, to see the fine lady in silks and satins with a gold ring upon her finger, and nobody with her but one who looked like a poor beggar-man.
Now, in that town there was a poor beggar-man who used to sit every day beside the town gate, begging for something for charity's sake.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "poor beggar" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
