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Meanings of prison fare in English
We have no meanings for "prison fare" in our records yet.
Usage of prison fare in English
1
Surely it would not be difficult to introduce the prison fare gradually.
2
And Larry, after his prison fare, was dining as dine the gods.
3
If he does, let him live on the prison fare, that's all.
4
From biscuits in hand the conversation passed to the prison fare in retrospect.
5
He already tasted the prison fare, and found it quite tolerable.
6
Of the prison fare I shall have more to say, by and by.
7
Life at Klingelputz would have been tolerable but for one thing-theprison fare.
8
A hundred years ago they were treated with prison surroundings and prison fare.
9
The very bread and water of prison fare you have by your conduct changed.
10
The prison fare was indescribably bad, almost as bad as the jail fare at Easton.
11
These she bore some time before she could overcome her repugnance to the prison fare.
12
The prison fare seemed to him rather too good.
13
Near the ladder-door, I found my prison fare.
14
We took it back, and protested that we ought not to be served with prison fare.
15
Their wives smuggled delicacies to them, which helped to smooth the way down for the prison fare.
16
I was also unable to eat the prison fare, and was slowly perishing for lack of food.
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Prison fare through the time
Prison fare across language varieties
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