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- noun Plural form of
shepherd . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
shepherd .
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Examples
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He escaped unchallenged from the Egyptian camp and, as he entered the wilderness, he heard the shout with which he called his shepherds in the pastures.
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He escaped unchallenged from the Egyptian camp and, as he entered the wilderness, he heard the shout with which he called his shepherds in the pastures.
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He escaped unchallenged from the Egyptian camp and, as he entered the wilderness, he heard the shout with which he called his shepherds in the pastures.
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He escaped unchallenged from the Egyptian camp and, as he entered the wilderness, he heard the shout with which he called his shepherds in the pastures.
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He escaped unchallenged from the Egyptian camp and, as he entered the wilderness, he heard the shout with which he called his shepherds in the pastures.
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Has she managed to avoid the hip problems common in shepherds?
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The sacred ties of true friendship are most easily formed under a humble roof and in shepherds 'huts rather than in kings' palaces.
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The sacred ties of true friendship are most easily formed under a humble roof and in shepherds 'huts rather than in kings' palaces.
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The sacred ties of true friendship are most easily formed under a humble roof and in shepherds 'huts rather than in kings' palaces.
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And so, writers began to look out of the window more frequently; when writing a pastoral they turned away from the little porcelain shepherds and shepherdesses, standing in high-heeled shoes and powdered wigs upon every mantel-piece, and they fixed their eyes upon the real living Roger and Dolly in the hay-field.
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