In one story in this collection, a sheltered young boy witnesses the abduction of his neighbor and decides whether to intervene.
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Maybe it is the sheltered liberals who are trying to have their Tea Nana and drink it too.
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The baby would have been sheltered under the mother as the adults formed a protective circle, facing outward.
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Sow another crop of peas, and plant more beans; choose a dry spot for them, where they can be sheltered from the winter's cold.
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Drawing his bow, he slid to the ground, and sheltered himself behind his pony.
The War Trail|Elmer Russell Gregor
But the Bossonians have sheltered you Aquilonians from the outer wildernesses for too many centuries.
Beyond the Black River|Robert E. Howard
Philip—her idolized Philip—that ever her house should have sheltered this creature to bring a curse upon him!
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The first of the little fleet of trawlers swung round the end of the reef into the sheltered water of the bay.
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British Dictionary definitions for sheltered
sheltered
/ (ˈʃɛltəd) /
adjective
protected from wind or weathera sheltered garden
protected from outside influencesa sheltered upbringing
(of buildings) specially designed to provide a safe environment for the elderly, handicapped, or disabledsheltered workshops for the blind See also sheltered housing