Cowgirls [noun]

But Persis was perfect to the saddle, part of the horse, as fearless and as expert in her smart gear as any cowgirl of the plains.

That Krishna's nature should be complemented by a cowgirl is not so much as even considered.

Having once gained admittance to Radha's house by dressing himself as a cowgirl, he is shown pretending to be a flower-seller.

But the main theme to which the artists constantly returned was his main cowgirl love.

A cowgirl restrains the calf by tugging at its string while the cow licks its restive offspring with tender care.

I had my misgivings when I saw Sally come out in that trim cowgirl suit and look at me as if to say this day would be my Waterloo.

On impulse Helen had taken the tone she had with them—had showed them in “that cowgirl” just what they had expected to find.

While she is doing this, a cowgirl tells her that the milk has boiled over and Yasoda jumps up leaving Krishna alone.

While they are searching, the particular cowgirl who has gone with Krishna is tempted to take liberties.

Behind was a lead horse, and bringing up the rear a make-believe cowboy and cowgirl.