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Meanings of more tea in English

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Usage of more tea in English
1
Go and ask Lugaretzia to make some more tea, Gerry, will you?'
The corfu trilogy
2
He roused himself as Jane came in: No, Jane, no more tea.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
3
Now do have some more tea, and tell me all the news.
A Prince of Sinners
4
Getting up to get more tea, she made an ostensibly offhand comment.
The Land of Painted Caves
5
Amelia clomped back into the room, began making herself some more tea.
All together dead
6
I sank into the chair and made more tea with shaking hands.
Dogs of war
7
He's holding out his cup; she registers that he'd like more tea.
The sealed letter
8
From time to time she wailed because there was no more tea.
Sweetapple Cove
9
I'll get you back to bed, then make you some more tea.
Millionaire's women
10
Stick on here a bit, though, if you want any more tea.
Mike
11
Peter Ivanovitch, impassive as though he were deaf, drank some more tea.
Under Western Eyes
12
George and Joseph entered the hut and Dotty poured out more tea.
Another part of the wood
13
He wanted more tea, he wanted food, he wanted something to distract him.
The marks of cain
14
I'll bring some more tea when I come back, she promised.
God don't like ugly
15
I decided right then I would never push any more tea.
Junky
16
Stephenson poured himself more tea, relishing his classic yet rococo scheme.
Time After Time
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common