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Meanings of have a latch in anglès

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Usage of have a latch in anglès
1
You would simply have a latch-key and go out and come in as you liked.
Polly Oliver's Problem
2
Binnesman's door did not even have a latch.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
3
I have a latch-key to it.
The Call of the Blood
4
I have a latch-key.
The House of Mirth
5
You know the governor is always down upon me, won't let me have a latch-key, and says I must be in by half-past ten.
Ruth Arnold / or, the Country Cousin
6
Anyway, the door had a latch if they needed to keep people out.
Knife of dreams
7
They had a latch and a hart bar cross the door.
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
8
At night the porter, who had a latch-key, himself came over and awoke Philip.
Of Human Bondage
9
I had a latch-key and let myself in quietly.
Till the Clock Stops
10
I asked, seeing that the wicket had a latch.
The Mystery of 31 New Inn
11
In old-fashioned days no lady had a latch-key.
Etiquette
12
He had left the horses at the stables, and, having a latch-key, had come in quietly.
The Translation of a Savage, Volume 3
13
Vickers, who had a latch-key, let himself into the house and tapped at his sister's door.
Together
14
At half-past ten; I had a latch-key.
The Secret Passage
15
I suppose he has a latch-key generally.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. 22...
16
He had a latch-key to his lodgings.
"My Novel" — Volume 06
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