Countrywoman [noun]

But most probably he had been in Italy, where he had fallen in love with our fair countrywoman, and felt touched for our country.

Dora was her countrywoman and her friend; she instantly began to express her sympathy and her intention of interfering.

The countrywoman was in dismay at being told that five hundred francs were owing for the last fortnight.

I realised in a flash the profound contrast to that fellow-countrywoman of mine who had fascinated my attention on board the boat.

The emphasis was that of a countrywoman, and amused some people notwithstanding the melodious tone in which it was uttered.

The countrywoman wore an ill-fitting gown with tight sleeves, an apron, and an open hood.

I was immensely taken with her, and was delighted to have her for a countrywoman.

We will content ourselves by applauding this marriage, for it wins back for us a countrywoman of our own, or pretty nearly so.

As a novelist she shares national honors with her countrywoman, Fredrika Bremer.

He hastened to clarify the light he had tried to cast upon his upsetting little countrywoman.