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Meanings of own den in English

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Usage of own den in English
1
He traveled swiftly and, safe in his own den, enjoyed the feast.
Followers of the Trail
2
Then I'll get back to my own den and have a sleep.
The Top of the World
3
So you would see the retreat I claim as my own den?
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
4
And I know her perch, their meetingplace, and the boy's own den!
The Midnight Passenger : A Novel
5
The General, lying in wait for him, drew him into his own den.
Mary Gray
6
It opens into a wardrobe in the Wolf's own den.
The Boy Scouts on a Submarine
7
We'll treat you better next time in our own den.
Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3
8
He beckoned her into a small room which he used as his own den.
Missing
9
It was my own den, my nest, my sanctuary, my home within the home.
The Doctor's Dilemma
10
It's like being a child and having my own den.
The Guardian
11
The twins dragged the newcomer into their own den, and shut the door upon him.
Elizabeth's Campaign
12
I longed to hide away in my own den.
The King in Yellow
13
He stole that secret from my very own den.
Samurai
14
We determined to go and seek in his own den this shuffling dispenser of infidel justice.
Notes on a Journey from Cornhill to Grand Cairo
15
I'll get him back to his own den.'
Phantom Fortune, a Novel
16
Frizzle away in your own den, old Bruin!
The Day of Wrath
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