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Meanings of hospitable roof in English
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Usage of hospitable roof in English
1
That leaves less than ten days more, sir, under your hospitable roof.
2
By what right is he a guest beneath this so hospitable roof?
3
English and French society were equally welcome under his hospitable roof.
4
A large merry Christmas party was assembled under Sir Baldwin Treherne's hospitable roof.
5
Mackenzie's hospitable roof that night- aprospectthat did not tend to enliven us.
6
In a brief time you will leave my hospitable roof.
7
Maurice passed two delightful months beneath the hospitable roof of Mr. and Mrs. Walton.
8
So you, too, sought shelter from the storm beneath old man Norton's hospitable roof.
9
Sir Duncan had left before this, and was back under Dr. Upround's hospitable roof.
10
Don't look for me under your hospitable roof to-day, Winifred.
11
All the servants, tenants, and villagers were gathered together under Lionel Dale's hospitable roof.
12
Under her hospitable roof at 2825 Indiana Avenue is a cat family of great distinction.
13
The Judge, it seemed, had sprained his knee shortly after leaving the Malcolm's hospitable roof.
14
The police do come even under my hospitable roof!
15
One would not wish to quit his hospitable roof, in uncertainty as to his actual situation.
16
If we had only gone straightway thither, night-fall would have found us safe beneath that hospitable roof.
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