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Meanings of brought a piece in English

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Usage of brought a piece in English
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Each of them brought a piece of information valuable to the cause.
The Big-Town Round-Up
2
When Yeager came ashore next morning he brought a piece of news.
The Pirate of Panama: A Tale of the Fight for Buried Treasure
3
I have brought a piece of paper and pencil with me.
Masterman Ready
4
He brought a piece of green baize to her and a broken string.
Verner's Pride
5
Louis Lippo has brought a piece of venison bigger than you.
East of eden
6
No, but you brought a piece of the fern for us to look at.
The Insect Folk
7
The second day brought a piece of bacon, boiled in sea-water, with the barley repeated.
Visit to Iceland and the Scandinavian North
8
Kit had brought a piece of tarpaulin and spread it between the roots of a cottonwood.
The Buccaneer Farmer / Published in England under the Title "Ask...
9
Then he went to a box by the wall, and from it he brought a piece of rag.
The pearl
10
One morning when Sonia came into Mrs. Clarke's bedroom with the coffee she brought a piece of news.
In the Wilderness
11
She took up the knife in her right hand and brought a piece of the beef to her mouth.
Heaven and the heather
12
Tornmarck's family were in the area during the latest search and brought a piece of granite from his native Sweden.
Radio NZ
13
I went out and paid Wilkinson what I did owe him, and brought a piece of beef home for dinner.
Diary of Samuel Pepys — Volume 02: January 1659-1660
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Then they brought a piece of good salt beef, and a capital piece of mutton, and put them on the table.
One Hundred Merrie And Delightsome Stories / Right Pleasaunte To...
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Only he brought a piece of news which I have so far refused to credit, though doubtless stranger things have happened.
Till the Clock Stops
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The Shereef Kebir says, that Lousou brought a piece of magnetic iron to him, which he sent to Haj Beghir in Kuka.
Narrative of a Mission to Central Africa Performed in the Years ...
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