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It's Alan Bennett and I behind glass in some forgotten old cupboard.
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Food was generally kept in the old cupboard my mother had.
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The old cupboard door where all our heights were marked on our birthdays.
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Going wearily to an old cupboard, she took out a crust of bread.
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We had an old cupboard made up in a corner.
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Then rising she went to an old cupboard, and took from it a cracked earthen teapot.
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How many jars can that old cupboard hold?
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He found her at the top of the house in an old cupboard used for storing fruit.
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He asked a stranger who was there, walking about, what he thought that old cupboard would go for?
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The sons glanced at the thing where it stood; an old cupboard in two sections, that they knew well.
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Tobin said nothing as he climbed to the top of the old cupboard that stood in the dressing room.
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He next put 'Lowe's Critical Spelling-book' into the old cupboard where his mother used to look after his poems-forculinary purposes.
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Promising to bring it back very soon, he led the horse down the hill, and put the old cupboard into the preaching-house.
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Then reach up in the old cupboard in the hall, top shelf and way back in the corner, you'll find a big, black bottle.
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An unfinished bottle of champagne found in an old cupboard with all the sparkle gone...' The jaded phrase was worthy of a Haymarket author.
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Cot bed down stage L. Old cupboard up stage C. Small stand at head of cot.
