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Meanings of lime-kiln in English
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Usage of lime-kiln in English
1
Give me that water-bottle, Adams; I am as dry as a lime-kiln.
2
Suddenly, Sykes broke away from his captors, and ran towards the lime-kiln.
3
A brick-yard was immediately cleared and formed, and a lime-kiln constructed.
4
But my Little Red Hen showed me how to get out of the lime-kiln.
5
A hole in the ground, denoting a lime-kiln; 4.
6
The obelisk escaped destruction, but the pedestal was split, and made ready for the lime-kiln.
7
Next morning Lily did not come to the lime-kiln.
8
Out he came from the big lime-kiln, and, lo!
9
So far, things were looking prosperous at the Pickworth lime-kiln, during the first months of 1818.
10
About daylight, Jones and his party reached the wood near Sykes' lime-kiln, and halted to reconnoitre.
11
Mr. 'Possum said it smelt a good deal like Mr. Man's lime-kiln on a wet morning.
12
He said he was employed in burning lime at a lime-kiln not far off from my house.
13
What, then, would happen if we found every well on the eastern road dry as a lime-kiln?
14
To dream of a lime-kiln, foretells the immediate future holds no favor for speculations in love or business
15
I'd as soon go to bed in the drifts as stop another hour in this abominable old lime-kiln.
16
As the day increased, this last she knew must be a torment of swollen tongue and lime-kiln throat.