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Meanings of own lookout in English

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Usage of own lookout in English
1
If you choose to starve to death, it's your own lookout.
The Camp in the Snow; Or, Besieged by Danger
2
If she had to put up with certain inconveniences it was her own lookout.
The Moon and Sixpence
3
If they hold on too long, that's their own lookout.
The Deluge
4
It's Don Luis's own lookout; he's brought it on himself.
The Teeth of the Tiger
5
It'll be thought he broke out and ran away-an 'that'llbe his own lookout.
The Rainy Day Railroad War
6
If they've had bad luck, then that's their own lookout.
The Street Called Straight
7
If there's nobody to pay him, that's his own lookout!
The House of the Seven Gables
8
But it was his own lookout, and perhaps it would teach him a much-needed lesson.
Ted Strong in Montana / Or, With Lariat and Spur
9
Ef you kin scratch up enough grub bein' a tree, why that's your own lookout.
Lo, Michael!
10
Well, she decided, trembling, if anyone was still fooled after tonight, it was their own lookout!
The darkest road
11
How he did it was his own lookout.
Perley's Reminiscences, v. 1-2 / of Sixty Years in the National ...
12
All this, of course, was his own lookout.
V. V.'s Eyes
13
It was, we told ourselves, Sara's own lookout.
The Story Girl
14
Or unless you decide to blow your feet off by accident, which is your own lookout.
The Atrocity Archives
15
If he is not," with a significant shrug of the shoulders, "it's his own lookout!"
One Day / A sequel to 'Three Weeks'
16
That's their own lookout, not the state's!
Blow The Man Down: A Romance Of The Coast
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