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Meanings of small pail in English
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Usage of small pail in English
1
There was bread and a small pail of water inside my cell.
2
Kat took the small pail, and they started back home.
3
She grabbed a small pail from the nearby shelf.
4
In addition to the net, the collector will require a small pail to hold his trophies.
5
Up through the lane to the tracks, with a small pail in her hand, Tessibel went.
6
Soon a boy came bringing a small pail of fresh milk and a loaf of bread.
7
But to and fro she ran, never tired, though the small pail was so soon empty.
8
The girl came in, bearing a small pail.
9
Beside her was a small pail, bottom upward.
10
A small pail of milk stood behind the butter-plate, and Tessibel, clutching it in her fingers, rose up.
11
Halfway between the pump and the house he met Evelyn coming with a small pail of the precious fluid.
12
He did, however, get his little frying-pan and a small pail which made a welcome addition to our depleted outfit.
13
He suspended his two small pails over the embers, which he coaxed into a blaze.
14
He has his own little sap-yoke and small pails, with which he gathers the sweet liquid.
15
"Huh-good," replied the Chief, and in a few moments returned with a small pail of luke-warmwater.
16
"Hurrah for the fisherman," called Chuck, as he came through the trees with a half-dozen small pails in his hands.
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