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Meanings of own childhood in English

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Usage of own childhood in English
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Think about how these stories are similar to your own childhood experiences.
No More Mr. Nice Guy!
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Does being a father make him feel differently about his own childhood?
The Guardian
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We can all remember some of the punishments of our own childhood.
Your Child: Today and Tomorrow / Some Problems for Parents Conce...
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They are the dolls of our own childhood, endowed with disconcerting life.
Kimono
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So, now onto some of the messy truths of my own childhood.
Feminist dot com
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Not far enough removed from his own childhood coddling, it seems.
The cold room
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The words and manner of the boy reminded me of my own childhood.
In the Days of Poor Richard
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Telling stories -Tellyour children a story from your own childhood.
Jamaica Observer
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After his own childhood, Stallings would never have considered physical punishment.
The perfect woman
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For a moment, his mind went back to his own childhood.
The hangman's daughter
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From Adrian and Bessie the conversation turned upon their own childhood.
The Burgomaster's Wife — Volume 03
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And much like Lombard, he has his own childhood dream he's thinking about.
The South African
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With shock, Nicodemus recognized the voice as his own childhood voice.
Spellwright
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He was recently too old to remember his own childhood with any clarity.
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
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The murderous instinct is more likely this adult's defence of her own childhood.
The Irish Times
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Here was a marsh covered with cloud-berries-thetaste brought back his own childhood.
The Great Hunger
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