country folk

Back in the high country folks said I was a right pretty girl, but that cut no figure here.

Its country folk are very much at one with the land.

A few country folk had come in young, and would never go out old.

It seems like love has been in the air for some other country folk.

Country folk have long memories as you should well know.

Never have the ways of country folk been better portrayed.

And even the country folk are too used to them to realize their wonder.

Conflict soon emerges between the city boy and the country folk.

Not the kind of company good country folk would expect."

These poor country folk have none to look after or assist them.

More than half the county's with us already, nearly all the country folk, and a good part of the town, too."

"We live the lives of country folk, I am afraid."

"We are country folk," she said, clearly trying to brush off the question.

That went for both country folk and the residents of Mona itself.

The reward for their capture was great and the country folk were always poor.

People talk of English spies, but we poor country folk know nothing about that.

Being from a large provincial town, they think they're superior to country folk.

But country folk could also be fiercely loyal to their own.

Her main themes are country folk, family life and bible stories.

It was close upon one in the morning, and all the country folk had been long abed.

But the country folks have been steadily migrating to the city ever since.

Who would want to read a story about country folk who talk like English teachers?

The country folk all loved him just the same.

I come from Devon, where we are often referred to as simple country folk.