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querida

n. darling

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Querida

Querida may refer to:

  • Carmen Querida, Venezuelan telenovela on Radio Caracas TelevisiĆ³n
  • Querida, Colorado, ghost town in Custer County, Colorado, United States
  • Querida Enemiga, a telenovela distributed by Televisa

Usage examples of "querida".

But Derk kept his eye on her, and on Mara, and saw Querida was truly pleased.

Before Querida could turn to see what was going on, or Derk could move, a confused crowd of excited animals swept around the corner of the paddock and galloped straight through the spot where Querida was standing.

Relieved shiftings began around the table as even the slowest of the people there realized that Querida was, after all, trying to find a way out.

When Querida and Barnabas reached the gates of Derkholm, they found themselves met by a silent pair of griffins.

They made a dart at Querida as she passed, all several dozen yellow blooms at once.

He saw Mara turn away in irritation and lead Querida to the chair reserved for her.

He turned to give her a grateful look and caught sight of Mara, standing behind Querida, looking delighted.

Derk gave up on him and led Querida across the terrace and around to the back of the house.

Derk unlatched the pen and let two large snowy owls hop out onto his shoulders, where they sat staring at Querida as unblinkingly as she stared up at them.

But there were other things over toward the stables and in the vats in his workshed he had no intention of telling Querida about.

He was going to have to say what he had brought Querida here to say to her soon.

Querida thought as Bertha was pushed aside and Querida found herself lying on the ground being punched by hard trotters galloping across her.

Derk told her ungratefully as he dashed toward Querida lying against the fence.

Derk was making for Barnabas to tell him about Querida when he was brought up short by the sound of something splintering up in the roof.

Pilgrim broke her wrist, and Querida got us all fined by translocating straight home and refusing to come back.