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Meanings of little lesson in English

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Usage of little lesson in English
1
Bastian decided to teach him a little lesson at the first opportunity.
The Neverending Story
2
The determination remains, and there's a little lesson in that for Jackson.
Radio NZ
3
I wish it were a little lesson in the dangers of something else.
The Celebrity, Volume 03
4
She had received her first little lesson in this new business.
Jean of the Lazy A
5
Don't speak; but you have deserved a little lesson in modesty and humility.
Parisian Points of View
6
I'm sorry enough for Nancy, but she ought to have a little lesson.
Young Lucretia and Other Stories
7
In the older breviaries, the reference to the little lesson at Compline stood, I.
The Divine Office: A Study of the Roman Breviary
8
I had a little lesson on the subject myself, within the week, in Paris-
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 54, No. 335, September 1...
9
The innocence and the brains together might well read Doro a pretty little lesson.
A Spirit in Prison
10
So perhaps its time for a little lesson in etiquette?
The South African
11
The Jaguars also gave Baltimore a little lesson about playing defense along the way.
Reuters
12
You ready for a little lesson? he says to James.
Unravel Me
13
That is why I would like to see her have just a little lesson.
The Double Traitor
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What a nice little lesson for his son to learn.
Unravel Me
15
You need a little lesson in politics, Morrison, and I'm going to show you-
All-Wool Morrison / Time -- Today, Place -- the United States, P...
16
She isn't as bad as the rest, but she needs her little lesson, too.
The Copy-Cat, and Other Stories
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