shepherdess

Yes, though you love the Shepherdess, your heart is evil.

Because he did not smile back, her eyes moved again to the broken shepherdess.

He took the shepherdess and fitted her into the case among the others.

Of how you came to be my shepherdess there on that shadow, Earth.

When she was very young she started to be a shepherdess.

Up to that time the little shepherdess had never seen the king, who was then twenty-six years old.

The china shepherdesses were already shining from a bath of hot water.

The shepherdess thanked the daughter calling her a "beautiful girl."

When every other woman had tried it, he insisted on the shepherdess as well, and the ring fit her.

"He won the Shepherdess from the midst of them to be a wife to him.

And so it must have come about, had it not been for the Shepherdess.

Jessica opened the door and drew out a small, delicate shepherdess.

You, Lester, dig into those stones until we find the pretty shepherdess.

So he puts the shepherdess in prison to force her consent to the marriage.

He supervised our table personally, perhaps hoping to bring down the price of the shepherdess.

He felt like running across the dipping meadows in search of his lost shepherdess.

The songs were often about shepherds and shepherdesses falling in love.

"Should I have brought my silk and lace shepherdess outfit?"

Marie Antoinette was known to like to dress as a shepherdess.

Traditionally, the song is sung from the perspective of the shepherdess.

He lifted the chest that held the little Dresden shepherdess.

She held a tall shepherdess' crook which, Swan had said, was her staff of office.

The rest of the shepherds and shepherdesses arrive at the temple.

I carefully put down the shepherdess I'd been dusting and hurried into the living room.

There's even one "shepherdess and housewife," a wall label states.