Use of the word sambo in a sentence example

sambo

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"What do they call it, Sambo." [Please select]

Sambo carried our things in, talking all the time. [Please select]

A young black shepherd dog with tawny points and the name of Sambo followed the wagon or explored the fields and woods it passed. [Please select]

Sambo had got his mouth sored by hedge hogs some time before and had learned better than to have any fuss with them. [Please select]

Once'--in a tone of great importance--'I gave Sambo a carrot, and'--in an awe-struck voice--'he ate it. [Please select]

'Now, then, Tim, my boy, don't get alarmed; that black head belongs to your brother, Sambo.' [Please select]

'Go on now, Tim,' and the Major gave the reins a sharp jerk; but Tim remained stationary, gazing at Sambo. [Please select]

'Why, that is only Tim and Sambo talking to each other,' his father answered, laughing heartily. [Please select]

Three pairs of muscular arms lifted up the light cart, and turned it round, so that Tim could no longer see Sambo. [Please select]

Raeburn, by means of stone-throwing, kept Sambo's head back from the hedge. [Please select]

Sambo had been well liked, and there were some old hands would be well pleased to hear his fiddle once more. [Please select]

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