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Meanings of own cellar in English

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Usage of own cellar in English
1
WINE: Why do some people collect wine in their own cellar?
The Irish Times
2
Come down and drink my health in wine from the Abbot's own cellar.
The Abbot's Ghost, or Maurice Treherne's Temptation: A Christmas...
3
I will have no dark corners in my own cellar; it must be whitewashed clean.
The Making of an American
4
I have got better in my own cellar, though.
The Woman in White
5
A man never gets higher than his own garret or lower than his own cellar.
The Wedding Ring / A Series of Discourses for Husbands and Wives...
6
I keep a couple of the finest Nubian princesses you ever saw in my own cellar.
Depraved
7
Here Hornblower charged the Squire with having a suspicious quantity of fresh herring in his own cellar.
The Adventures of My Cousin Smooth
8
The first place I looked was his own cellar, because he might have a hidden room there.
The illuminatus! trilogy
9
The crypt seems to have been a part of our own cellar till it was walled off.
Black Caesar's Clan : A Florida Mystery Story
10
He allowed them to work on, sending only the wine that was necessary from his own cellar.
Robert Falconer
11
The apartment comes with its own cellar.
The Irish Times
12
He had brandy in his own cellar.
The Rains Came
13
Presently that personage arrived with a red face and a short wind, having ascended rapidly from his own cellar.
The Moon Endureth: Tales and Fancies
14
And even crucified to a wall in his own cellar, some of the Griffin's strength and arrogance still came through.
Hell to pay
15
But this is Thoreau-inspired with the heavenly elixir one moment, and drunk with the brew in his own cellar the next.
The Last Harvest
16
His own table, over his own cellar, under his own roof-itis only there that you see him at his best.
And Even Now
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