country cousin

Have you no uncle or country cousin about my weight and build?'

Nature was a lady she didn't recognize: a country cousin she'd never met.

Camilla, attempting to smile, promised to play the country cousin no more.

You'll find Marion no country cousin, I can tell you, Percival.

Crabs bite with their feet, and hang on like a country cousin.

When one is only a sort of country cousin, a colonial, just come to town!

Her visitor smiled and complied, pleased with her country cousin's delight.

However, he was relieved to find that she had none of the manners of a country cousin.

A sergeant in my company, a Galway man, has a country cousin in the barracks who knows all about it.

Thus, the country cousin within our gates is more learned in the stock sights of town than townsfolk themselves.