Meanings of fetch a bottle in English

Lay out my books, fetch a bottle of Canary, and give me my Sunday coat.

And then he went to fetch a bottle, in which he had some choice old rye.

Lina, run round to the stores and fetch a bottle of sherry, the best they have.

The king then ordered his messenger, a giant, to fetch a bottle of the precious water.

I'll just fetch a bottle of something drinkable.

Anyhow, I have been sent to fetch a bottle of aromatic vinegar which Jane, poor girl!

Then she went to fetch a bottle of water, and she was melting some pieces of sugar when the chemist arrived.

Before she had recovered sufficient self-possession to speak, she signed to Hyacinth to fetch a bottle of smelling-salts from the chimney-piece.

I'm not drunk. I pick myself up off the floor and go to the kitchen to fetch a bottle of wine.

The girl fetched a bottle of wine and gave him to drink.

She passed the coffee round, and then fetched a bottle of liqueur.

Joe gave up and fetched a bottle and two glasses from the kitchen.

Fetch a bottle of brandy and some glasses to yon empty table, Mary.

Aunt Phoebe fetched a bottle of water and placed it on the table beside her bed.

Tyacke had understood, and had fetched a bottle of brandy which they had taken off a runner.

His mother ran into the cottage, fetched a bottle and followed after the dusty tail of the procession.