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Meanings of dutch cheeses in English

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Usage of dutch cheeses in English
1
Silks, minerals, baulks of timber, ingots of lead, carobs, rape-seed, liquorice, sugar cane, great piles of dutch cheeses.
Tartarin De Tarascon
2
Why are deaf people like Dutch cheeses?-Becauseyou can't make them here.
Games for Hallow-e'en
3
To crown this splendid array, stood an open hogshead full of Dutch cheeses.
Swiss Family Robinson
4
Four hams were also found, and six Dutch cheeses, with two kegs of butter.
The Voyages of the "Ranger" and "Crusader" / And what befell the...
5
He brought me a selection of large red globes nearly as big as Dutch cheeses.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
6
Cheeses, fit for naval use; such as Dutch cheeses, when exclusively used in French ships of war.
The Laws Of War, Affecting Commerce And Shipping
7
A few Dutch cheeses, with a cask of biscuits, would have been of more value, observed Bill.
From Powder Monkey to Admiral: A Story of Naval Adventure
8
Why are deaf people like Dutch cheeses?
My Book of Indoor Games
9
Behind the hearth stood one of the hogsheads, opened, and containing the finest Dutch cheeses, enclosed in cases of lead.
The Swiss Family Robinson; or Adventures in a Desert Island
10
In the centre foreground is a selection of Dutch cheeses as might have been painted by Floris van Dyck around 1610.
The Guardian
11
"So I believe," said Foster wrathfully; "sells Dutch cheeses and brings them ashore with him."
Foster's Letter of Marque: A Tale of Old Sydney / 1901
12
"They might be a set of Dutch cheeses!"
Marcella
13
Sitting in Mrs. Eliott's drawing-room she forgot that the soul of Scale on Humber was given over to tallow, and to timber, and Dutch cheeses.
The Helpmate
This collocation consists of:
Dutch cheeses across language varieties
United Kingdom
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