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Meanings of little snatch in English
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Usage of little snatch in English
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So I turned to the little snatch of scrub grass and trees.
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I felt almost drunk with that little snatch of freedom, eager for more.
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Or this little snatch of a refrain sung by the old women of the town:
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Had some of that when she was working and a sweet little snatch she's got.
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But always these two had each other's hand clasped tight, and occasionally Natalie murmured a little snatch of Magyar.
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I watched as she moved away from me, softly humming a little snatch of the song I had made for her.
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Behold a little snatch of ordinary dinner gossip that left a very painful impression on the minds of three individuals who were present.
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We laid a romantic course due east along 35th Street, Titania humming a little snatch from an English music-hall song that once amused us:
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I never had the voice for singing. She actually sang a little snatch about staring across the river at a boy and having no boat.
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The talk of the smugglers rang in my ears in little snatches.
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Not in little snatched moments or an evening here and there.'
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She sang little snatches of song in some foreign tongue.
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Uncle Em and she had had little snatches of talks.
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I can remember little snatches of the game.
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On and on Joshua went, eloquent, impassioned, his speech full of little snatches of poems and five-dollar words.
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So I mused and dozed till the very rumble of the wheels seemed to piece together in little snatches.