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Meanings of large earthenware in English

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Usage of large earthenware in English
1
For drinking, a large earthenware jug of water served the whole party.
The Voyage of the Beagle
2
He walked sternly to the loggia and drew from it a large earthenware bowl.
Where Angels Fear to Tread
3
A short length of reed is planted perpendicularly in a large earthenware pan filled with sand.
More Hunting Wasps
4
Put water or stock into large earthenware pan, and when it boils, add meat and barley.
The Story of Crisco
5
Fragment of a large earthenware jar or urn.
The Evolution of an English Town
6
A large earthenware jar filled with gunpowder, stones, and bits of iron is buried in the earth.
The Golden Bough: A Study of Magic and Religion
7
The maid meanwhile had brought a large earthenware pitcher filled with water freshly drawn from the spring.
Casanova's Homecoming
8
A large earthenware jug, with its wide mouth uncorked, rolled out on the bottom-boards from under the sprawling man.
Victory: An Island Tale
9
José Garovillo was alone in the kitchen, hunched over the stove, and pouring olive oil into a large earthenware dish.
The marks of cain
10
A gruff voice interrupted her-oneof the reapers had advanced along the hedge, with a large earthenware jar in his hand.
Hodge and His Masters
11
She took her large earthenware jar, poised it on her shoulder, and went out of the tent into the hot light.
Six Women
12
But on the table was a large earthenware bowl, full of meadow orchids, blue-bells, and a bunch of may in flower.
After London; Or, Wild England
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