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Meanings of brought from town in English
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Usage of brought from town in English
1
We were speaking of the memorable picture brought from town.
2
Something I brought from town, and I want you to carry it for me.
3
Take him up a loaf of bread; that he had brought from town tastes sour.
4
The Pilgrim grunted and retired to the stove, rattled the lids ill-naturedly and smoked a vile cigar which he had brought from town.
5
Fade filled the pot half full of water from the canisters we'd brought from town and I sliced vegetables and then added dried meat.
6
He pored over any news which hinted of war and was an eager listener to the latest rumor which his father brought from town.
7
"I'll have it brought from town on the stage."
8
"What is dreadful?" asked Oliver Sloane, arriving at this moment with a bandbox he had brought from town for Marilla.