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Meanings of long draught in English

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Usage of long draught in English
1
He lifted the glass again and drained it in one long draught.
Blood Rights
2
Kent put the jug to his mouth and took a long draught.
The Red Acorn
3
A long draught of brandy is, you know, good before a feast.
Debts of Honor
4
The giant drew a deep breath, taking a long draught of air.
Chaosbound
5
The Count took a long draught of cognac, musing this idea.
House of Bathory
6
Lucius lifted the mug and without looking took a long draught.
Celtic fire
7
The old fellow clutched it with eager delight and took a long draught.
The Purple Land / Being the Narrative of One Richard Lamb's Adve...
8
Jedra handed the jug back, and Sahalik took a long draught.
The darkness before the dawn
9
He took a long draught from his glass and filled it up again.
The Firm of Girdlestone
10
Once again they each dipped down their heads and took another long draught.
The South Sea Whaler
11
After taking a long draught, he continued, while the stranger closely watched him:
Cinq Mars — Volume 6
12
She returned with a jug and glass, and he took a long draught.
In the Year of Jubilee
13
He took a long draught of water from his canteen, and felt better.
A Lieutenant at Eighteen
14
The water was good, and Tom satisfied his thirst by a long draught.
Lost in the Fog
15
However, her father spoke after his first long draught of tea.
The Trial; Or, More Links of the Daisy Chain
16
He took a long draught of water, then ate some food.
A Jacobite Exile / Being the Adventures of a Young Englishman in...
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common